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Title: The Best Guide to Success
Subtitle: How to Get Ahead in Your Career
Author: Barbara Somervill
Narrator: Donna Hunter
Format: Abridged
Length: 3 hrs and 32 mins
Language: English
Release date: 09-08-00
Publisher: Macmillan Audio
Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 4 votes
Genres: Business, Career Skills
Publisher's Summary:
Want to excel in your career but don't know how? Want to change occupations but don't know where to begin? This program is the perfect starting point. It will help you develop SuccessThink, a positive mindset that generates success; embrace change and make it work for you; learn to work with even the most difficult boss; key in on future work trends and find your next career, and more. Here is the inside track on the business methods, management theories, and leadership techniques used by the most successful experts, authors, and speakers in the field. This easy-to-understand program offers a wealth of approaches to help you realize your unique ambitions - whatever they may be!
©1999 by Renaissance Media, Inc.; (P)1999 by Audio Renaissance, an Imprint of Renaissance Media, Inc.
Members Reviews:
Tips on how to become more valuable.
A short summary of good tips on becoming valuable to your employer. Somervill outlines a number of ways to become a better employee through self improvement. She also cautions people to find the job they are most interested in, rather than fight it out in some job you don't care for. The text of the book is that by becoming more valuable to your employer, you can improve both your job and yourself. Somervill also states that employees need to be true to themselves, since in today's marketplace, employers regularly discard workers. Those who seek to improve themselves will always be more marketable in the long run.
I found this book a very practical read. For those who need suggestions on how to improve their jobs and themselves, this is a good starting point.
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Title: The Best Guide to Success
Subtitle: How to Get Ahead in Your Career
Author: Barbara Somervill
Narrator: Donna Hunter
Format: Abridged
Length: 3 hrs and 32 mins
Language: English
Release date: 09-08-00
Publisher: Macmillan Audio
Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 4 votes
Genres: Business, Career Skills
Publisher's Summary:
Want to excel in your career but don't know how? Want to change occupations but don't know where to begin? This program is the perfect starting point. It will help you develop SuccessThink, a positive mindset that generates success; embrace change and make it work for you; learn to work with even the most difficult boss; key in on future work trends and find your next career, and more. Here is the inside track on the business methods, management theories, and leadership techniques used by the most successful experts, authors, and speakers in the field. This easy-to-understand program offers a wealth of approaches to help you realize your unique ambitions - whatever they may be!
©1999 by Renaissance Media, Inc.; (P)1999 by Audio Renaissance, an Imprint of Renaissance Media, Inc.
Members Reviews:
Tips on how to become more valuable.
A short summary of good tips on becoming valuable to your employer. Somervill outlines a number of ways to become a better employee through self improvement. She also cautions people to find the job they are most interested in, rather than fight it out in some job you don't care for. The text of the book is that by becoming more valuable to your employer, you can improve both your job and yourself. Somervill also states that employees need to be true to themselves, since in today's marketplace, employers regularly discard workers. Those who seek to improve themselves will always be more marketable in the long run.
I found this book a very practical read. For those who need suggestions on how to improve their jobs and themselves, this is a good starting point.