Why Career Advice Sucks™
Join Generation Flux & Build an Agile, Flexible, Adaptable, & Resilient Career
Business & Finance, Career Planning & Job Hunting, Resumes, Labor, Job Hunting
| Author: | Miles Anthony Smith | ISBN: | 9780988405349 |
| Publisher: | Kompelling Publishing | Publication: | January 1, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Miles Anthony Smith |
| ISBN: | 9780988405349 |
| Publisher: | Kompelling Publishing |
| Publication: | January 1, 2015 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Why Are Careers in Flux?
Are you lost, hopeless, or angry in your job search? Do you feel alone, cheated, ripped off, or not sure what to do next?
Or are you curious to understand the massive shift in the job hunting market currently rippling through the career transition landscape?
What if you could understand what is driving this sea change and how Generation Flux is flourishing?
What if you knew precisely where the profitable job opportunities lie? And what careers to avoid?
Is College Worth it Anymore?
Most of us have been told or believed that going to college after high school was worth it in the long run. But is student loan debt really worth the investment?
Or is it a debt trap?
Why do university tuition rates continue to skyrocket past the rate of simple inflation?
Allusion of Career Security
What if following the traditional career path, with its promise of a retirement pension after 20 or 30 years of dedicated service is not as secure as we think?
The good news is that even though the definition of career success is changing, seeming instability in income and job tenure can also lead to be a more rewarding and fulfilling career.
See how Generation Flux is succeeding with shorter job tenures and/or multiple streams of income.
Whether you or someone you know is in college or just starting out, gainfully employed (and concerned about career ambiguity), underemployed, or have been downsized, rightsized, laid off, fired, cast off, or otherwise in career transition, Why Career Advice Sucks is for you.
Satisfaction in Spite of Complexity
With 15 years of twists and turns, Miles Anthony Smith delves into the ups and downs of his career, shares many funny, some sad, and other frustrating stories that will have you laughing and crying as you earn an advanced degree through his many mistakes and missteps.
He paints a future of growing complexity where career success is defined by those who are willing to take calculated risks.
Are you willing to join the ranks of Generation Flux?
Create Career Clarity
Miles will guide you on a job search journey to understand the past, confront the career development present, and conquer future career success.
You will learn why traditional career planning is dead, how to become agile, adapt to ambiguity, and develop resilience no matter what the job change market throws your way.
It's Laid Out in 4 Simple Parts
Part 1: Lies, Damned Lies: Historical Context
Part 2: Stop The Education Madness!
Part 3: Embrace Becoming Generation Flux
Part 4: Hope in the Job Seeking Trenches
Get this book now to decrease your confusion, stress, and frustration with your career. The career advice in these pages is genuinely worth far more than the simple investment you will make.
Pick up your copy of the book by clicking the BUY NOW button at the top of the page.
Why Are Careers in Flux?
Are you lost, hopeless, or angry in your job search? Do you feel alone, cheated, ripped off, or not sure what to do next?
Or are you curious to understand the massive shift in the job hunting market currently rippling through the career transition landscape?
What if you could understand what is driving this sea change and how Generation Flux is flourishing?
What if you knew precisely where the profitable job opportunities lie? And what careers to avoid?
Is College Worth it Anymore?
Most of us have been told or believed that going to college after high school was worth it in the long run. But is student loan debt really worth the investment?
Or is it a debt trap?
Why do university tuition rates continue to skyrocket past the rate of simple inflation?
Allusion of Career Security
What if following the traditional career path, with its promise of a retirement pension after 20 or 30 years of dedicated service is not as secure as we think?
The good news is that even though the definition of career success is changing, seeming instability in income and job tenure can also lead to be a more rewarding and fulfilling career.
See how Generation Flux is succeeding with shorter job tenures and/or multiple streams of income.
Whether you or someone you know is in college or just starting out, gainfully employed (and concerned about career ambiguity), underemployed, or have been downsized, rightsized, laid off, fired, cast off, or otherwise in career transition, Why Career Advice Sucks is for you.
Satisfaction in Spite of Complexity
With 15 years of twists and turns, Miles Anthony Smith delves into the ups and downs of his career, shares many funny, some sad, and other frustrating stories that will have you laughing and crying as you earn an advanced degree through his many mistakes and missteps.
He paints a future of growing complexity where career success is defined by those who are willing to take calculated risks.
Are you willing to join the ranks of Generation Flux?
Create Career Clarity
Miles will guide you on a job search journey to understand the past, confront the career development present, and conquer future career success.
You will learn why traditional career planning is dead, how to become agile, adapt to ambiguity, and develop resilience no matter what the job change market throws your way.
It's Laid Out in 4 Simple Parts
Part 1: Lies, Damned Lies: Historical Context
Part 2: Stop The Education Madness!
Part 3: Embrace Becoming Generation Flux
Part 4: Hope in the Job Seeking Trenches
Get this book now to decrease your confusion, stress, and frustration with your career. The career advice in these pages is genuinely worth far more than the simple investment you will make.
Pick up your copy of the book by clicking the BUY NOW button at the top of the page.
