Are you a about to graduate or a recent graduate from a great school and you can’t find an employer that wants to hire you?
Are you over 40 and worried about age discrimination in the workplace or the possibility that your skills may no longer be marketable if you lose your job?
Are you working in a job that matches what you love to do and are good at?
Would you like to receive the highest job rating and the largest raise possible each year because you are considered a top performer?
Would you like to be the first to know when your company is in trouble months before layoffs are announced?
If you did survive the first round of layoffs, do you know what to do to survive subsequent rounds and how that would that affect your work/life balance?
If you lose your job would you be prepared emotionally and financially to make your time between jobs meaningful and beneficial, and then bounce back with a better job and a higher salary?
These are the questions every person should be able to answer in today’s world of global competition, workforce automation, and job outsourcing. They say it is better to learn from others than to figure it out on your own. This book provides you with proven strategies to succeed in corporate America when shit happens, and at some point in your career, it may happen to you.
