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Who Gets Promoted, Who Doesn't, and Why, Second Edition : 12 Things You'd Better Do If You Want to Get Ahead

Who Gets Promoted, Who Doesn't, and Why, Second Edition : 12 Things You'd Better Do If You Want to Get Ahead

Author: Donald Asher
Publisher: Random House USA Inc
Publication Date: 06 May 2014
ISBN-13: 9781607746003
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Description


A revised and updated edition of the career advancement guide that advocates working smarter, not harder, from one of America's premier career consultants.
Do your job, do it well, and you'll be rewarded, right?
Actually, probably not.
According to career guru Donald Asher, advancement at work is less about skillsets and more about strategy. The revised and expanded edition of WHO GETS PROMOTED, WHO DOESN'T, AND WHY details exactly what puts one employee on the fast track to an exceptional career, while another stays on the treadmill to mediocrity.
Whether you're new to the workforce, repairing a recession-damaged career, or feeling stagnant and overlooked at work, this book is your ticket to advancement. Learn:
∙ why timing is more important than talent
∙ how corporations actually make promotion decisions
∙ how to avoid career mistakes you don't even know you're making
∙ what women in the workforce particularly need to know
∙ and the twelve proven strategies for promotion regardless of
your industry and experience
If you want to know how to control your career destiny, the solution is to work smarter, not harder. WHO GETS PROMOTED, WHO DOESN'T, AND WHY will help you do just that.


Table of Contents


Acknowledgments 
Preface 
Introduction
1 Respect Timing 
2 Get Noticed 
3 Always Be Learning 
4 Master the Art of Sales 
5 Have an Ascension Plan 
6 Always Make Your Boss Look Good 
7 Stand Next to Superstars
8 Find Guardian Angels and Benefactors
9 Move—Dammit—and Here’s Why 
10 Know How to Repair Your Career 
11 Women: Take Control of Your Career! 
12 Find the Right Mix of Prepared and Lucky
Index


Author Description


DONALD ASHER is one of America's premier career consultants and a featured speaker at conferences and colleges coast to coast. He is a contributing writer for the San Francisco Chronicle, the Wall Street Journal's CareerJournal.com, MSN Encarta, as well as magazines and newspapers nationwide.






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