At 14 years old, Jayne Mattson’s father gave her a copy of Dale Carnegie’s book “How To Win Friends and Influence People,” telling her, “you can choose your own destiny.” He was her biggest champion. His encouragement meant the world to Jayne, especially since she and her five siblings had lost their mother the year before. 

Jayne pursued a career in the medical device industry as a quality assurance documentation systems engineer, staying with the same company for 23 years. When an opportunity for a layoff package arose, she grabbed it. Jayne reinvented herself to step into work that she truly loved, which included managing and developing people.  

Today, Jayne is an author, consultant, and speaker on career management, relationship building, and confidence development. She inspires professionals to take charge of their lives, develop professional relationships, and build sustainable confidence for career and life success. 

In this week’s Work From The Inside Out podcast, learn more about Jayne’s career story:

• Jayne authored the book, You, You, Me You: The Art of Talking to People, Networking, and Building Relationships.
• She is a frequent writer and contributor to CareerBuilder, Monster.com, CIO, Mashable.com, the Wall Street Journal, and The New York Times.
• Jayne conducts seminars and webinars on conveying confidence presenting your best self, finding your voice, and developing relationships for career success.
• She holds a master's degree in management from Lesley University, a Bachelor's in human resources from Northeastern University, and certification from Dale Carnegie based on his principles and how to win friends and influence people.

Learn more and connect with Jayne here:

• Instagram
• Facebook
• LinkedIn
• Website



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