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How to Be Great at Your Job: Get things done. Get the credit. Get ahead.

(Hardback)


Publishing Details

Full Title:

How to Be Great at Your Job: Get things done. Get the credit. Get ahead.

Contributors:

By (Author) Justin Kerr

ISBN:

9781452169132

Publisher:

Chronicle Books

Imprint:

Chronicle Books

Publication Date:

28th August 2018

UK Publication Date:

28th August 2018

Country:

United States

Classifications

Readership:

General

Fiction/Non-fiction:

Non Fiction

Dewey:

650.1

Physical Properties

Physical Format:

Hardback

Number of Pages:

104

Dimensions:

Width 158mm, Height 210mm, Spine 16mm

Weight:

320g

Description

Being a good employee means meetings and emails and interpersonal interaction, and hopefully if you do it right it means a promotion down the line-but how do you know if you're good How do you get great This book has all the answers.

In simple language and easily digestible chapters, this book is How to Be Great at Your Job all about how to be the kind of employee that people respect and admire, and who gets noticed for the right reasons, gets promoted, and still gets to hang out on the weekends. With all the basic skills necessary to be a good, nay, a great employee-how to get started in a new job, work well with others, give a presentation, write a good email, manage up and deal with your boss, get a promotion, and maintain work life balance-this book offers helpful bulleted lists of information, bite-size pieces of advice, and all the answers to moving up the career ladder without looking back in regret at the things you had to give up. A perfect gift or self-purchase for someone with a new job or a recent promotion, or anyone who wants to grow their career, one step at a time.

Author Bio

Justin Kerr is the president of Imprint Projects in NYC, the voice of the Mr. Corpo podcast, and the author of How to Write an Email along with 13 other self-published books. He has been the youngest senior executive at some of the world's biggest apparel companies including Old Navy, Levi's and UNIQLO, running billion dollar businesses before the age of 31. He's a serial entrepreneur, author, and urban beekeeper, and is committed to providing advice on navigating the corporate world.

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