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Move Up or Move On: 10 Secrets to Develop your Career
Want to take control of your career? This book is for you.
Careers don't just happen. Research and experience confirm that career success is associated with specific behaviors. The good news? You can intentionally improve your career by mastering 10 learnable skills.
Move Up or Move On is your ultimate guide to career success offering a clear blueprint for career development, intentional career planning, and mastering the 10 essential career behaviors that lead to professional growth and success at work.
This book is a blueprint for pursuing a career on your terms. In this highly accessible book, you’ll reflect on simple, yet thought-provoking questions about your personal definition of success and how to achieve it. Grounded in science, complex concepts are brought to life through a clear, memorable framework. Supported by a free, proprietary career diagnostic tool, this book provides customizable strategies for career advancement, personal success, and achieving your career goals.
Move Up or Move On is an indispensable companion to anyone who cares about their career growth.
Careers don't just happen. Research and experience confirm that career success is associated with specific behaviors. The good news? You can intentionally improve your career by mastering 10 learnable skills.
Move Up or Move On is your ultimate guide to career success offering a clear blueprint for career development, intentional career planning, and mastering the 10 essential career behaviors that lead to professional growth and success at work.
This book is a blueprint for pursuing a career on your terms. In this highly accessible book, you’ll reflect on simple, yet thought-provoking questions about your personal definition of success and how to achieve it. Grounded in science, complex concepts are brought to life through a clear, memorable framework. Supported by a free, proprietary career diagnostic tool, this book provides customizable strategies for career advancement, personal success, and achieving your career goals.
Move Up or Move On is an indispensable companion to anyone who cares about their career growth.
256 pages, Paperback
Published May 16, 2024
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October 17, 2024
Move Up or Move On by Lane and Gorbatov serves as a comprehensive guide for individuals looking to take control of their careers. The authors emphasize that career success is not simply a matter of chance but rather the result of intentional actions and specific behaviors. With so many people navigating their careers with uncertainty, this book arrives as a beacon of clarity and purpose.
The premise is straightforward yet powerful: by mastering ten learnable skills, readers can significantly enhance their career trajectory. Lane and Gorbatov provide not just a roadmap but also a clear blueprint for career development. They delve into intentional career planning and introduce essential behaviors that contribute to professional success.
One of the book's standout features is its accessibility. The authors encourage self-reflection through simple yet provocative questions that prompt readers to examine their personal definitions of success. This introspective approach is particularly refreshing in a world where success can often feel predefined or dictated by external standards. By grounding their ideas in scientific research, Lane and Gorbatov effectively translate complex concepts into a memorable and applicable framework.
Additionally, the inclusion of a free, proprietary career diagnostic tool is a significant advantage for readers. This tool not only allows for introspection and self-assessment but also offers customizable strategies tailored to individual goals. It empowers readers to take actionable steps toward advancing their careers, making the book not just theoretical but practical.
Overall, this book is an indispensable resource for anyone serious about career growth. Lane and Gorbatov have crafted a manual that is both enlightening and empowering, making it an essential companion for those looking to define and pursue their career aspirations on their own terms. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to reinvigorate your career, this book provides the insights and tools necessary to move confidently in the direction of your goals.
The premise is straightforward yet powerful: by mastering ten learnable skills, readers can significantly enhance their career trajectory. Lane and Gorbatov provide not just a roadmap but also a clear blueprint for career development. They delve into intentional career planning and introduce essential behaviors that contribute to professional success.
One of the book's standout features is its accessibility. The authors encourage self-reflection through simple yet provocative questions that prompt readers to examine their personal definitions of success. This introspective approach is particularly refreshing in a world where success can often feel predefined or dictated by external standards. By grounding their ideas in scientific research, Lane and Gorbatov effectively translate complex concepts into a memorable and applicable framework.
Additionally, the inclusion of a free, proprietary career diagnostic tool is a significant advantage for readers. This tool not only allows for introspection and self-assessment but also offers customizable strategies tailored to individual goals. It empowers readers to take actionable steps toward advancing their careers, making the book not just theoretical but practical.
Overall, this book is an indispensable resource for anyone serious about career growth. Lane and Gorbatov have crafted a manual that is both enlightening and empowering, making it an essential companion for those looking to define and pursue their career aspirations on their own terms. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to reinvigorate your career, this book provides the insights and tools necessary to move confidently in the direction of your goals.
November 6, 2024
Move Up Or Move On is a fantastic and most importantly accessible book for those who are wanting to either progress or change career paths. The main thing that stood out is how the authors focus on how it’s not a matter of chance or luck that sees you be successful but rather learnable skills, namely ten of them. I particularly enjoyed how the authors offer areas for self-reflection and how the readers can achieve their goals.
The book offers a clear guided path that will be useful to all kind of careers. Laid out in an easy to follow way and written without too much jargon getting in the way this is an essential read for any employee.
As always thank you to Literally PR for the copy to review. My review is always honest, truthful and freely given.
The book offers a clear guided path that will be useful to all kind of careers. Laid out in an easy to follow way and written without too much jargon getting in the way this is an essential read for any employee.
As always thank you to Literally PR for the copy to review. My review is always honest, truthful and freely given.
October 5, 2024
A breath of fresh air
Move Up or Move On offers practical advice for advancing in the workplace. This guide gives you tools to enhance your performance, build your influence, and achieve your goals. A must-read if you want more from your career.
Move Up or Move On offers practical advice for advancing in the workplace. This guide gives you tools to enhance your performance, build your influence, and achieve your goals. A must-read if you want more from your career.
November 4, 2024
As someone who is still exploring career options this book was really important for me to read and I learnt a lot from it. I think it’ll be something that will definitely come back to you and it is really insightful and I’ve passed it onto my Mum to read as well. Looking forward to seeing what is next for the author
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