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Professional Development Series Book 4 The Workplace: Chart Your Career, 1st Edition
ISBN10: 0078298318 | ISBN13: 9780078298318
© 2006
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Developed by Dr. Joe Pace and incorporating the same material he has used to guide thousands of students and to train hundreds of instructors across North America, The Professional Development Series is designed to teach the personal skills that lead to college, job, and career success. The result? Confident, motivated students who have the goals and skills to succeed in your program and in their chosen careers. One day a student leaves school and has a job; twenty years later they look back and realize they have a career. How can students make sure that the career they choose is fulfilling and rewarding? How can they avoid or overcome the inevitable missteps – taking the wrong job, for example – and get their careers back on track? Book 4 offers guidance on planning a career and, more importantly, on developing, changing, and maintaining it. Each of the four books of the Series can stand-alone or be purchased in a discounted package with the other texts.
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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