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Finding the Work You Want: A Practical Guide to Help You Discover Your Values, Skills and Marketability
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Discover your top values and skills - and learn how to choose your workplace wisely!
Discover your top values and skills - and learn how to choose your workplace wisely!
The road to making the wisest work decisions starts by first asking, "What do I want?"
Finding the Work You Want will help you answer that question and launch you on your way. This practical, common sense hands-on workbook is about increasing your self-knowledge through the guided self-assessment of your values, skills and preferences.
You will learn the 12 Guiding Principles that will help you focus your work search effort. Understanding the rapidly changing world of work is critical to your success. See the seven key workplace trends you need to know and what they mean for you.
Through a series of self-assessment exercises, you will acid test your marketability. What do you have in hand now and are you continually investing in your future employability? You will then identify and prioritize your most important values, preferences and skill sets. You will create an essential tool you can use over and over again. Your own "decision maker" will help you evaluate if prospective opportunities are actually in synch with your values and direction.
Finally, learn to take your talent to the marketplace. The potent ingredients of self-discovery - informed decision-making and focused action will blend powerfully to help you find just the work you want. Excellent Resources list.
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Price: $14.95
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Product Code: PMLS01
Publisher: Night Owl Companion Publishing |
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978-0-9817294-1-1
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8.5 X 11 |
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Author
Marty Silberstein founded Night Owl Companion Publishing to fill what she recognized as an urgent need for the high-quality practical, timely information, insight and resources for people in transition. Her background in communications, marketing services and HR now blend to serve this deep passion. |
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