Professional Development Series Book 4 The Workplace: Chart Your Career
1st EditionISBN10: 0078298318
ISBN13: 9780078298318
Copyright: 2006
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Program Details
Chapter 1: Get Started
1.1 Researching Jobs and Careers
1.2 Writing a Resume
1.3 Promoting Yourself
1.4 Networking
1.5 Interviewing with Confidence
Chapter 2: At Work: Turning a Job into a Career
2.1 Setting Benchmarks
2.2 Recognizing and Seizing Opportunities
2.3 Broadening Knowledge and Skills
2.4 Staying on the Right Track
2.5 Moving Up: Achieving Greater Influence and Respect
Chapter 3: Maintain Your Career
3.1 Creating a Professional Reputation
3.2 Building and Maintaining a Network
3.3 Professional Pride: Taking and Giving Credit and Recognition
3.4 Using Your Experience
3.5 Working to Live vs. Living to Work: Planning for the Long Run
1.2 Writing a Resume
1.3 Promoting Yourself
1.4 Networking
1.5 Interviewing with Confidence
Chapter 2: At Work: Turning a Job into a Career
2.1 Setting Benchmarks
2.2 Recognizing and Seizing Opportunities
2.3 Broadening Knowledge and Skills
2.4 Staying on the Right Track
2.5 Moving Up: Achieving Greater Influence and Respect
Chapter 3: Maintain Your Career
3.1 Creating a Professional Reputation
3.2 Building and Maintaining a Network
3.3 Professional Pride: Taking and Giving Credit and Recognition
3.4 Using Your Experience
3.5 Working to Live vs. Living to Work: Planning for the Long Run
1.4 Networking
1.5 Interviewing with Confidence
Chapter 2: At Work: Turning a Job into a Career
2.1 Setting Benchmarks
2.2 Recognizing and Seizing Opportunities
2.3 Broadening Knowledge and Skills
2.4 Staying on the Right Track
2.5 Moving Up: Achieving Greater Influence and Respect
Chapter 3: Maintain Your Career
3.1 Creating a Professional Reputation
3.2 Building and Maintaining a Network
3.3 Professional Pride: Taking and Giving Credit and Recognition
3.4 Using Your Experience
3.5 Working to Live vs. Living to Work: Planning for the Long Run
Chapter 2: At Work: Turning a Job into a Career
2.1 Setting Benchmarks
2.2 Recognizing and Seizing Opportunities
2.3 Broadening Knowledge and Skills
2.4 Staying on the Right Track
2.5 Moving Up: Achieving Greater Influence and Respect
Chapter 3: Maintain Your Career
3.1 Creating a Professional Reputation
3.2 Building and Maintaining a Network
3.3 Professional Pride: Taking and Giving Credit and Recognition
3.4 Using Your Experience
3.5 Working to Live vs. Living to Work: Planning for the Long Run
2.2 Recognizing and Seizing Opportunities
2.3 Broadening Knowledge and Skills
2.4 Staying on the Right Track
2.5 Moving Up: Achieving Greater Influence and Respect
Chapter 3: Maintain Your Career
3.1 Creating a Professional Reputation
3.2 Building and Maintaining a Network
3.3 Professional Pride: Taking and Giving Credit and Recognition
3.4 Using Your Experience
3.5 Working to Live vs. Living to Work: Planning for the Long Run
2.4 Staying on the Right Track
2.5 Moving Up: Achieving Greater Influence and Respect
Chapter 3: Maintain Your Career
3.1 Creating a Professional Reputation
3.2 Building and Maintaining a Network
3.3 Professional Pride: Taking and Giving Credit and Recognition
3.4 Using Your Experience
3.5 Working to Live vs. Living to Work: Planning for the Long Run
Chapter 3: Maintain Your Career
3.1 Creating a Professional Reputation
3.2 Building and Maintaining a Network
3.3 Professional Pride: Taking and Giving Credit and Recognition
3.4 Using Your Experience
3.5 Working to Live vs. Living to Work: Planning for the Long Run
3.2 Building and Maintaining a Network
3.3 Professional Pride: Taking and Giving Credit and Recognition
3.4 Using Your Experience
3.5 Working to Live vs. Living to Work: Planning for the Long Run
3.4 Using Your Experience
3.5 Working to Live vs. Living to Work: Planning for the Long Run
Chapter 1: Get Started
1.1 Researching Jobs and Careers
1.2 Writing a Resume
1.3 Promoting Yourself
1.4 Networking
1.5 Interviewing with Confidence
Chapter 2: At Work: Turning a Job into a Career
2.1 Setting Benchmarks
2.2 Recognizing and Seizing Opportunities
2.3 Broadening Knowledge and Skills
2.4 Staying on the Right Track
2.5 Moving Up: Achieving Greater Influence and Respect
Chapter 3: Maintain Your Career
3.1 Creating a Professional Reputation
3.2 Building and Maintaining a Network
3.3 Professional Pride: Taking and Giving Credit and Recognition
3.4 Using Your Experience
3.5 Working to Live vs. Living to Work: Planning for the Long Run
1.2 Writing a Resume
1.3 Promoting Yourself
1.4 Networking
1.5 Interviewing with Confidence
Chapter 2: At Work: Turning a Job into a Career
2.1 Setting Benchmarks
2.2 Recognizing and Seizing Opportunities
2.3 Broadening Knowledge and Skills
2.4 Staying on the Right Track
2.5 Moving Up: Achieving Greater Influence and Respect
Chapter 3: Maintain Your Career
3.1 Creating a Professional Reputation
3.2 Building and Maintaining a Network
3.3 Professional Pride: Taking and Giving Credit and Recognition
3.4 Using Your Experience
3.5 Working to Live vs. Living to Work: Planning for the Long Run
1.4 Networking
1.5 Interviewing with Confidence
Chapter 2: At Work: Turning a Job into a Career
2.1 Setting Benchmarks
2.2 Recognizing and Seizing Opportunities
2.3 Broadening Knowledge and Skills
2.4 Staying on the Right Track
2.5 Moving Up: Achieving Greater Influence and Respect
Chapter 3: Maintain Your Career
3.1 Creating a Professional Reputation
3.2 Building and Maintaining a Network
3.3 Professional Pride: Taking and Giving Credit and Recognition
3.4 Using Your Experience
3.5 Working to Live vs. Living to Work: Planning for the Long Run
Chapter 2: At Work: Turning a Job into a Career
2.1 Setting Benchmarks
2.2 Recognizing and Seizing Opportunities
2.3 Broadening Knowledge and Skills
2.4 Staying on the Right Track
2.5 Moving Up: Achieving Greater Influence and Respect
Chapter 3: Maintain Your Career
3.1 Creating a Professional Reputation
3.2 Building and Maintaining a Network
3.3 Professional Pride: Taking and Giving Credit and Recognition
3.4 Using Your Experience
3.5 Working to Live vs. Living to Work: Planning for the Long Run
2.2 Recognizing and Seizing Opportunities
2.3 Broadening Knowledge and Skills
2.4 Staying on the Right Track
2.5 Moving Up: Achieving Greater Influence and Respect
Chapter 3: Maintain Your Career
3.1 Creating a Professional Reputation
3.2 Building and Maintaining a Network
3.3 Professional Pride: Taking and Giving Credit and Recognition
3.4 Using Your Experience
3.5 Working to Live vs. Living to Work: Planning for the Long Run
2.4 Staying on the Right Track
2.5 Moving Up: Achieving Greater Influence and Respect
Chapter 3: Maintain Your Career
3.1 Creating a Professional Reputation
3.2 Building and Maintaining a Network
3.3 Professional Pride: Taking and Giving Credit and Recognition
3.4 Using Your Experience
3.5 Working to Live vs. Living to Work: Planning for the Long Run
Chapter 3: Maintain Your Career
3.1 Creating a Professional Reputation
3.2 Building and Maintaining a Network
3.3 Professional Pride: Taking and Giving Credit and Recognition
3.4 Using Your Experience
3.5 Working to Live vs. Living to Work: Planning for the Long Run
3.2 Building and Maintaining a Network
3.3 Professional Pride: Taking and Giving Credit and Recognition
3.4 Using Your Experience
3.5 Working to Live vs. Living to Work: Planning for the Long Run
3.4 Using Your Experience
3.5 Working to Live vs. Living to Work: Planning for the Long Run
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