I listened to this audiobook as I was driving to Chicago to attend H&H Americas (an industry craft show). It was a fascinating concept that drove home how different librarianship (a service industry) is from corporate America, though there are similarities as well. I can translate, 'My concept saved the company 10,000.' To, 'My programming caused the number of patrons coming to the library to increase by 30%.'.
What I took from this book is that you need to document your accomplishments in a way that is quantifiable, as well as, that you need to be willing to put yourself out there. Remember what you have done and what you have learned, then be able to express that both succinctly and in long form (then know when is appropriate for each.)
If someone is getting started in a professional field, or is going into job searching after a hiatus (or long term employment) then this would be a great resource for assisting you in getting established. Even if you are just looking for a job change this might be good for you.
This is a short audiobook for content creators. It covers the essentials, such as identifying your core values and strengths, crafting a professional LinkedIn profile, and promoting yourself with confidence. The key message is clear: you have to be willing to put yourself out there. Whether that means launching a YouTube channel, publishing weekly articles on LinkedIn, or making a guest appearance on a podcast, visibility is essential for growth. While the content is basic, it serves as a solid starting point for anyone beginning their personal branding journey.
A very short read with impactful notes. Need to reread and take advantage of some of the exercises provided within. This book really does give good tips on networking and getting yourself out there. And being a current publication/audiobook, it gives good advice on using today's tools of networking. I would definitely recommend this short book for those trying to make a good impression professionally.
This is a good book filled with good ideas but it need a pdf since there are so many list. Or I guess just buy a hard copy. I did not say I agree but I do like the personal and professional guidance presented so positively.
My book I think about things like step four my book “Becoming the Archetype”
I didn’t personally enjoy this. But the content is great. She is a great presenter. If it wasn’t for the good content I would give it a 3 because this feels like something I’m not really needing now. But. Good none the less.
Though some of the things seem so obvious and basic, it was very beneficial for someone like me who just graduated and still tying to figure out the next steps.