Creating Career Success: A Flexible Plan for the World of Work
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Today’s workplace is a dynamic, ever-changing environment filled with challenges – but there are also opportunities to be found, and much of your future success depends on how you prepare now. Build skills and handle the unexpected twists and turns with Creating Career Success. From identifying your interests and values to stepping into your role as employee, this book will help you create a proactive, flexible plan for launching and managing your career. Through a process of self-assessment, career exploration, and self-promotion, you’ll develop the confidence and insight you need for a rewarding career.
– Career Profiles. These interviews with men and women in the workplace give you a firsthand view into proven skills and strategies that you can apply to your own career development.
– Case Studies. In each chapter you’ll read about students like you who are developing their careers and the common challenges they face. Then in Chapter 8, you’ll find a complete package of sample job search tools (resumes, cover letters, thank you notes and more!) that corresponds with the case study students highlighted in each chapter.
– Tech Savvy. Throughout the book you’ll find helpful tips and tricks on using technology to find essential informatio nand promote your personal brand.
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