Winning Your Next Promotion in One Year (or Less!)

Many people have the right education, the necessary experience and the competence to succeed. But they won't succeed unless they know the two most important ingredients for getting promoted: (1) being savvy to both conventional and unconventional ways of winning promotions in the "real world"; and (2) being a risk taker who actively takes advantage of opportunities for career advancement-instead of just waiting for a promotion that may never come.This book will show you how to win...
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Many people have the right education, the necessary experience and the competence to succeed. But they won't succeed unless they know the two most important ingredients for getting promoted: (1) being savvy to both conventional and unconventional ways of winning promotions in the "real world"; and (2) being a risk taker who actively takes advantage of opportunities for career advancement-instead of just waiting for a promotion that may never come.This book will show you how to win promotions and take risks. It's a book for people who are serious about their upward mobility and want to know the secrets for climbing the ladder that they don't teach you in school. In addition, this book offers specific techniques and advice, requiring you to think and take positive action. You will learn:* How to design a career plan that results in frequent promotions* How to uncover hidden rules and agendas that can make or break a career* Methods for building a power base to win promotions* How to have the image and mindset to take you to the top* Much, much moreThis Book Will cost-justify itself within a year.Here's what others are saying about this book: "Reading this book can help you learn the crucial steps for success that could take you years to learn on your own-if indeed you could ever come to understand them on your own." -Nancy Lee, author of Targeting the Top and vice-president of Infotech and Research & Planning, Inc. "Must reading for men and women seeking success in corporate America." -Stan Sanderson, Jr., president of Geneva Corporation and former Xerox divisional president