Why go to university: Career planning starts from campus

Author: Levitt (USA)
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Whether you're currently experiencing a midlife crisis or seeking guidance in the workplace, read this book. It will teach you how to plan your career path, maintain a positive mindset, make wise choices and decisions, and thus steer your career in the right direction and propel it forward. – Ken Blanchard, co-author of The One-Minute Manager
The only drawback of this book is: Why wasn't it published when I was in my twenties?
Author uses highly readable language to reveal the secrets of the workplace, which would take at least ten years of self-exploration to understand. – Rachel Solatarulli, co-author of Talk: Social Skills for Smart Girls
The practical advice provided in this book is extremely useful for ambitious young talents. The author has worked in multiple American companies for many years and has achieved remarkable success. The secrets she shares are not only realistic but also direct and effective. – Harry Chambers, author of Promotion: Strategies for Advancing Your Career
In college, young people live a leisurely life—wearing jeans, playing basketball, and attending only three hours of classes per day. But to find a satisfying job after graduation, you need guidance now to help you thrive in the harsh realities of the workplace.
How to get your resume past the front desk or HR department and directly into the boss's hands.
Understand office jargon.
When your career is at a low point, how to navigate through the tough times.
How to deal with difficult people.
When your request for a raise or promotion is rejected, how to handle it.
After getting promoted, how to build a harmonious relationship with subordinates.
When you find a new position, how to leave gracefully.
Learn to recognize the signs of unemployment.