Learning to Leap A Guide To Being More Employable eBook David Shindler Jean Boles
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Learning to Leap explains the personal attributes, skills and knowledge that every employer wants so you can be more successful in your career. This easy-to-understand guide will support your personal development using practical and proven tips, tools and techniques. Use it as your critical friend to become the best you can be and increase your chances of success with employers.
This book is for you if you
•Are a student or graduate entering the workplace for the first time
•Have been made redundant or are returning to work
•Want to change job or career
•Are seeking promotion
•Are in transition from one role to another
•Are interested in personal development and employability
Learning to Leap can help towards
•Increasing your appeal to employers by developing key skills
•Helping you make more informed decisions for your career and future direction
•Helping you make the most of yourself so you can describe your personal strengths and achievements
•Enhancing your job and career prospects so you can present yourself confidently to current or prospective employers
The Author
With over three decades experience working across private and public sectors as coach, consultant, trainer, researcher and manager, David Shindler is described by clients as ‘inspiring and motivating’. Director of Learning to Leap, Founder of the Employability Hub online learning centre and widely respected in the industry as an employability specialist, David has worked with the UK Commission on Employment and Skills, leading employers and universities.
Learning to Leap A Guide To Being More Employable eBook David Shindler Jean Boles
I have to admit to a fear of leaping from heights, which makes Mr Shindler's metaphor of a trapeze artist at the beginning of his excellent book so challenging for me. But that is the point, many of us find it challenging or seemingly impossible to make that leap, leaving us to be consigned to mediocrity and compromise.As someone who likes to think of careers in Chaotic terms, the critical commentary around simplistic goal setting and the reference to David Clutterbuck's work are commendable.
As I read through I came to appreciate just how many good ideas are crammed into this valuable resource from attitude to presentation, learning to listening, from MARIA to PESTLE (clever acronyms that illustrate how to convey attitude and business experience). It is all seasoned with pithy quotes from Einstein, Victor Frankl, Leonardo DaVinci, Wittgenstein to the intellectual might of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development and Marks and Spencers!!
This is a useful book for anyone wanting to make a leap in their career. Highly recommended!
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Learning to Leap A Guide To Being More Employable eBook David Shindler Jean Boles Reviews
I have to admit to a fear of leaping from heights, which makes Mr Shindler's metaphor of a trapeze artist at the beginning of his excellent book so challenging for me. But that is the point, many of us find it challenging or seemingly impossible to make that leap, leaving us to be consigned to mediocrity and compromise.
As someone who likes to think of careers in Chaotic terms, the critical commentary around simplistic goal setting and the reference to David Clutterbuck's work are commendable.
As I read through I came to appreciate just how many good ideas are crammed into this valuable resource from attitude to presentation, learning to listening, from MARIA to PESTLE (clever acronyms that illustrate how to convey attitude and business experience). It is all seasoned with pithy quotes from Einstein, Victor Frankl, Leonardo DaVinci, Wittgenstein to the intellectual might of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development and Marks and Spencers!!
This is a useful book for anyone wanting to make a leap in their career. Highly recommended!
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