Power Your Career: The Art of Tactful Self-Promotion at Work - Tapa dura

"Richard and Nancy's book speaks to an all-too-common problem in today's job market: the need to 'blow your own horn.' Here, at last, is a book that deals with that problem head-on, and offers practical solutions. I highly recommend it!" -- Richard Bolles, author, "What Color Is Your Parachute?" "Endorsement"

"A convincing case for a big idea: self-promotion is a fundamental life skill today. I recommend 'Power Your Career' highly to anyone who works in the twenty-first century." -- Richard Leider, author, "The Power of Purpose, Repacking Your Bags," "Life Reimagined," and "Work, R "Endorsement"

"'Power Your Career' has something for everyone.... Full of wisdom, it teaches one of life's most difficult yet important skillstalking positively about oneself. I wish I had this book thirty years ago! Don't wait--your work, your career, and your life depend upon the ability to relate professionally with others--read this book!" -- Marcia Ballinger, PhD, author of The 20-Minute Networking Meeting "Endorsement"

"In your hands you hold the keys to your future success. Never before has the need for practical and proven-to-work strategies and ideas been greater. If you want to move up in your career or develop your book of business, keep 'Power Your Career' within reach and refer to it often. You will be glad you did!" -- Mark LeBlanc, author, "Never Be the Same and Growing Your Business!" "Endorsement"

"I know that we would see many more people ready for the promotions they are seeking if they read and applied the ideas in this book. Every organization should be teaching these principles and skills to their employees at all levels." -- Christine Webster Moore, SVP, chief human resources manager "Endorsement"

Tactful self-promotion is an extraordinarily useful—in fact, crucial— career competency, relevant at any stage. This book is for you if you’re: - new to your career, striving to establish a reputation in your profession.- at mid-career, feeling like you’ve plateaued or stalled, and need to build influence.- working in the “gig” economy, freelancing, and seeking contract work.- starting your own business, or becoming a consultant.- between jobs and trying to find a new opportunity.Based on thousands of conversations with people seeking more visibility, the authors outline actions that even the most reserved can take to increase their visibility without violating their integrity or values (and without triggering a panic attack!). Illustrated by real-world examples, it is full of practical approaches, immediate tips, and ideas to implement. Power Your Career: The Art of Tactful Self-Promotion at Work will help you find ways to promote yourself—tactfully.