Product Description
The Not-So-Serious Career Handbook
Where Else Can You Get Over Two Hundred, Real World Tested Ideas for Finding a Better Job, or Protecting the One You Have?
There are shelves of books for the jobseeker. Each of these “typical” books is valuable, and you might get a few good ideas from each one. With DIG YOUR JOB, every single page can help spell the difference between finding a great job….and settling for one you hate.
The ideas come at you fast and concisely. The author, himself a successful entrepreneur, has little time to waste. He writes directly, almost bluntly, but gives you the ideas with a healthy dose of humor…the book is as easy to read as comic book….a rarity today, where authors often think clarity must be tedious and boring.
This is NOT a boring book. Even though it is broken up in over 200 segments so that each one stands alone….we dare you to read just one.
Whether it’s the article titled “How Generation Can Handle the Baby Boomer Boss,” or the one “How to Handle Negative People at Work,” or “The Interview is Over, Not,” or “No One is 15% Smarter Than You,” you get the sense that the writer has built companies….and lead actual people in those companies. This is a rarity in the “Here’s What You Do on Your Resume, Dummy” type of career books out there today.
Where Else Can You Get Over Two Hundred, Real World Tested Ideas for Finding a Better Job, or Protecting the One You Have?
There are shelves of books for the jobseeker. Each of these “typical” books is valuable, and you might get a few good ideas from each one. With DIG YOUR JOB, every single page can help spell the difference between finding a great job….and settling for one you hate.
The ideas come at you fast and concisely. The author, himself a successful entrepreneur, has little time to waste. He writes directly, almost bluntly, but gives you the ideas with a healthy dose of humor…the book is as easy to read as comic book….a rarity today, where authors often think clarity must be tedious and boring.
This is NOT a boring book. Even though it is broken up in over 200 segments so that each one stands alone….we dare you to read just one.
Whether it’s the article titled “How Generation Can Handle the Baby Boomer Boss,” or the one “How to Handle Negative People at Work,” or “The Interview is Over, Not,” or “No One is 15% Smarter Than You,” you get the sense that the writer has built companies….and lead actual people in those companies. This is a rarity in the “Here’s What You Do on Your Resume, Dummy” type of career books out there today.
