|
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
3 Reviews
|
Average Customer Review
Share your thoughts with other customers
Create your own review
|
|
Most Helpful First | Newest First
|
|
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Chock Full Of Vital Info For The Ex-Pat,
By Daniel Hall (Corpus Christi, TX USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: A Career in Your Suitcase: third edition (Paperback)
I had a chance to read Jo Parfitt's book on recent Med Cruise. I then met her during a side trip of the cruise in Amsterdam which is where I did the video review. If you are an expat or want to be a productive and profitable expat Jo's book is THE starting place. Daniel Hall Author, Speak on Cruise Ships: 8 Easy Steps to a Lifetime of FREE Luxury Cruises
5.0 out of 5 stars
Not just for "ex-pats",
By Terry Pile "Career Advisors" (Seattle, WA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: A Career in Your Suitcase: third edition (Paperback)
I use this book alot with international clients who aren't authorized to work in the United States... although it was initially written for American "trailing spouses" who were living abroad. An added feature is that we often think of the relocated spouse as a women. This book addresses the relocating male and his special issues associated with following a career wife. I think it is an excellent book for anyone considering a portable career. It takes the reader through the traditional career assessment exercises then offers practical ideas, strategies and resources for starting a career that can be sustained where ever you live.
5.0 out of 5 stars
An essential manual for the career-minded 'trailing spouse'!,
This review is from: A Career in Your Suitcase: third edition (Paperback)
How can you forge a fulfilling career overseas if you are the `trailing spouse'? What if your former occupation and credentials just aren't recognized in your new country? And if you do find a job what happens to all your hard work when you have to move on again?
A Career in Your Suitcase describes itself as `the definitive expat career bible' and this is no idle boast. Jo Parfitt is a one-woman industry when it comes to expatriate matters and has used her own experiences to create a successful, multi-faceted and portable career as a writer, publisher, speaker and mentor, and in her own words, she just wants to `share what she knows to help others grow'. And she does this with refreshing aplomb. Creative tips are combined with practical tools to help you identify your passions and accomplish career goals no matter where in the world you find yourself. And in conjunction with all this, there are tons of useful websites listed throughout. What you get is not some woolly self-help guide, but a very readable, yet practical instruction manual packed full of imaginative ideas and essential information about creating professional CVs, the art of networking, successful job hunting and much much more. Whatever your passions are, or even if you haven't discovered them yet, this book will help you find them. But make no mistake, it's not for the half-hearted so if you're still enjoying the freedom from work and the delights of your new culture then don't put down your copy of HELLO just yet... But if you're self-motivated and serious about rediscovering your professional identity abroad, and you want to create and develop a fulfilling but portable occupation, then A Career in Your Suitcase will give you an excellent return on your investment. |
|
Most Helpful First | Newest First
|
|
A Career in Your Suitcase: third edition by Jo Parfitt (Paperback - May 4, 2008)
$29.97
In Stock | ||