Things I Wish I'd Known Before I Started my Career - Noonan, Tim Troupe
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Unlike long, ponderous "how-to" treatises, this book is meant to be read "in", leafed through, perhaps even read for a few minutes in the morning or evening as a thought for the day. For those seeking more specific wisdom, perhaps in areas such as leadership, communications, and working with others, its very succinct bits of advice are organized into nine helpful categories. In short, Its wisdom is both general and specific and can be accessed as such by the reader. It is written primarily for the new graduate or young professional navigating the workplace environment early in his or her…mehr

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Unlike long, ponderous "how-to" treatises, this book is meant to be read "in", leafed through, perhaps even read for a few minutes in the morning or evening as a thought for the day. For those seeking more specific wisdom, perhaps in areas such as leadership, communications, and working with others, its very succinct bits of advice are organized into nine helpful categories. In short, Its wisdom is both general and specific and can be accessed as such by the reader. It is written primarily for the new graduate or young professional navigating the workplace environment early in his or her career, but it is also excellent as wisdom and advice to be continually revisited by professionals at any stage of their careers, Compiling decades of the author's workplace experience in all types of employment sectors and levels, it is the first book in Midvale Press's "Accumulated Wisdom" series providing advice, wisdom and insights to those facing life transitions of all kinds.
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Tim Troupe Noonan has spent nearly 50 years in business, media, academia, not-for-profits, and consulting. He has served as founder, president, go-fer, and at every level in between, and served in every corporate culture from friendly to toxic.