Now What Do I Do?: The Woman's Guide to a New Career (Capital Ideas for Business & Personal Development)
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| Rating | : | 4.84 (791 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1931868999 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 224 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-02-28 |
| Language | : | English |
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B. Burke said Roadmap to success. Instead of spouting platitudes for mid-life job seekers, this book offers concise, directed resources and advice especially for women. Dr. Cannon has constructed self-investigative exercises that yield results that can be tangibly implemented. I felt that by using her roadmap, a structured course toward a new goal could be successfully plotted.. Complete guide to get a fresh start Jengyee Liang "Now What Do I Do?" is an easy to read guide for those looking for a fresh start. The book's primary audience is middle-aged women who have decided to reenter the workforce or to take a new direction in their careers. It walks the reader through many hands-on exercises, all the options for work (working for someone, working for yourself, or volunteering), and is sensi. "Excellent! Perfect for everyone" according to Jimmy Randal. This is a great book. At present, I've been out of work almost a year. My sister has been out for about five months. Both my sister and I worked in academia. Our brother was also just recently downsized from his job in sales. That's three people from the same family with individual families, that find themselves unemployed after working on the average, 22 years at our
When you finish this book, you’ll know how you can make the most of the rest of your life!. Pick up your pen and dig into Jan’s workbook-like format, complete with self-assessment exercises and illustrated throughout by inspiring examples drawn from her clients. For women at a turning point in their lives––learn how to get out of a dead end job, find a new career, start that dreamed-about business, move in new directions. "An entire career can be started, developed, and completed in the active years before Social Security or retirement benefits begin,"
. a Boston career counseling firm that helps individuals and groups find work that they enjoy––whether in an established business or starting one of their own, especially for the 50+ job seeker. Jan Cannon, Ph.D., MBA, is president of Cannon Career Development, Inc. Ms. At 53 she still wonders what her next career will be. She has been a dental office manager, English teacher, small business owner, college administrator, and single mother
"Her book gently guides women through the search process that will lead them to the best new career for each." -- Andrea Nierenberg, author, Nonstop Networking and Million Dollar Networking"Jan's system really helped me focus on what I wanted for my next career move." -- Martha J, trust officer, 52"This option-filled handbook can point the way to a rich and rewarding new life." --Barbara J. Winter, author, Making A Living Without A Job