Achieving Career Success: 21 Simple Ways To Make A Great Difference In Your Career

ISBN-13: 9781548517106 / Angielski / Miękka / 2017 / 66 str.

Isaac Giwa

Opis

The economy of every nation is measured by her labour force. The level of national productivity is assessed by the employment rate; therefore, work determines wealth. Many workers both in Government and private sectors lack genuine enthusiasm in their works. They see it as laborious, tedious, time consuming, irritating, and repetitious and that affect their attitude towards their career. Career success does not happen accidentally, it is a result of clearly defined vision acted upon until completion. Vision determines what you will or not become or accomplish. Vision is the backbone of a satisfactory life. Vision is a set goal which motivates a plan of action. These twenty-one principles, insights and strategies have been the springboard to great accomplishment for thousands of Great achievers. These principles are simple, direct and very easy to apply, it has been tested and proven over and over again and it will work for you if you will accept them and apply same in your own life and career. The fact is that most successful people are ordinary people with average educational background, but they have found what other successful people do and have done same things over and over again, until they achieve the same result. This book contains the principle on how you can put your career on a fast-track. IN THIS TRANSFORMING BOOK, YOU WILL -discover how to set goals, make plans and organize your life -how to spot career opportunities -learn the secret to becoming the customer's favorite person -discover how to become the right candidate for promotion always -sell yourself strategically -discover uncommon strategies and skills to get to the top -how to be a first class career person -discover the achievement principle and skills that can work for you every time And lots more

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