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Discover how to create "corporation you" without being a tall poppy. We're no longer in the industrial or information age. We're now in the connection economy. The economy where you're ability to stand out, connect with others and position yourself in your career and business mean security. Companies and governments don't want people who want jobs for life any more. They want innovation, ideas and networks to thrive in volatile economic times. We are bombarded with information and choices every day. Hard work alone doesn't cut it anymore. Whether you're a job seeker frustrated with your job…mehr

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Discover how to create "corporation you" without being a tall poppy. We're no longer in the industrial or information age. We're now in the connection economy. The economy where you're ability to stand out, connect with others and position yourself in your career and business mean security. Companies and governments don't want people who want jobs for life any more. They want innovation, ideas and networks to thrive in volatile economic times. We are bombarded with information and choices every day. Hard work alone doesn't cut it anymore. Whether you're a job seeker frustrated with your job search, trying to climb the corporate ladder or a service provider, a lack of clarity and communicating your personal brand will see others get the opportunities you want. By the end of this book you'll be feeling more confident about what your greatest gift is and not afraid to stand out from the crowd.
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Autorenporträt
Jane Anderson is an Edinburgh based writer of historical fiction. She was born in Fife and originally studied English Literature at Edinburgh University. She spent most of her life living overseas in countries as far-flung as Vietnam, Azerbaijan and most recently, Egypt. She travelled extensively, including frequent visiting St Petersburg where she discovered Christina Robertson and decided to write about this remarkable woman. For HF authors retelling history from the point of view of women is where the fun begins.