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10 Make-or-Break Career Moments
Navigate, Negotiate, and Communicate for Success
by Casey Hawley
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5 of 5 copies available
There are key moments in the course of every career when the right words can make a life-changing, career-altering difference. If you are someone who thinks of the perfect thing to say only after the moment has passed, this savvy guide to smart communication will save the day. In ten focused and articulate chapters, veteran communications consultant Casey Hawley provides spot-on strategies for responding confidently and making a positive and powerful impression when:
• You meet an executive or other key business contact
• You meet the interviewer for your next job
• You are offered a job
• You are in a performance review (including asking for a raise)
• You meet your new team
• You are fired
• A challenge to your ethics, loyalty, or future arises
• You resign from a job
• Conflict arises with a coworker or other businessperson
• You are recognized for excellence
Arm yourself with this helpful and empowering guide and prepare to succeed in every make-or-break moment you encounter. Whether you’re looking for a new job or facing an important discussion in your current position, Hawley helps you develop the interpersonal skills you’ll need to navigate these critical conversations with clarity and conviction.
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Release date
May 4, 2010 -
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Kindle Book
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- ISBN: 9781580083966
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EPUB ebook
- ISBN: 9781580083966
- File size: 2067 KB
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Languages
- English
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Reviews
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Starred review from May 15, 2010
Hawley ("Managing the Older Employee"), a leadership development coach, presents and advises on ten career-defining moments, ranging from meeting the CEO to being fired to being asked to commit an ethical violation. Hawley excels at basic office politics done right, an often-neglected subject, and her chaptersclear, concise, and easy to read, including not just positive strategies, but also pitfalls, such as an early section on "games NOT to play with an executive"follow a smooth progression over a typical career arc. The strategies are engaging and relevant. Strongly recommended, especially in communities with an up-and-coming workforce.Copyright 2010 Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.
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