Facing Redundancy: Surviving and Thriving
Facing Redundancy: Surviving and Thriving
Rogers, Jenny
McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
01/2014
264
Mole
Inglês
9780077158286
15 a 20 dias
Losing your job is one of the hardest challenges and this book will help to make the transition as short and easy as possible.
Foreword by Cary L. Cooper About the author Acknowledgements Introduction Ten top tips for managing redundancy1. The shock Why redundancy hurts and how to shorten the time to adjustment 2. Emergency advice How and why it is so important to protect your reputation and well-being during the immediate process of being given the news; how to exit with grace 3. Getting help Finding a range of helpers and getting the most out of them 4. How did this happen? Understanding why redundancy has happened, including what individuals may have contributed 5. Follow the money Working out where your money is going; implementing a 'Scrimper's Charter' 6. What you want, what you offer Why it matters it see yourself as a brand. Assessing your whole life not just work, identifying what a dream job would look like 7. Thinking beyond your taken-for-granteds The importance of not getting stuck on fixed ideas about your next job; where and how you might compromise 8. Job-search: what really works Getting past unhelpful myths about job search. How to understand and exploit the informal jobs market; using social media 9. Powerful CVs The role of a CV in job-search, and how to construct a CV that has impact 10. Secrets of success at the interview De-mystifying the job interview; understanding the process from the employer's perspective; managing nervousness; preparation that counts 11. The alternative life Exploring new types of career and life: freelance, interim and portfolio working
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Losing your job is one of the hardest challenges and this book will help to make the transition as short and easy as possible.
Foreword by Cary L. Cooper About the author Acknowledgements Introduction Ten top tips for managing redundancy1. The shock Why redundancy hurts and how to shorten the time to adjustment 2. Emergency advice How and why it is so important to protect your reputation and well-being during the immediate process of being given the news; how to exit with grace 3. Getting help Finding a range of helpers and getting the most out of them 4. How did this happen? Understanding why redundancy has happened, including what individuals may have contributed 5. Follow the money Working out where your money is going; implementing a 'Scrimper's Charter' 6. What you want, what you offer Why it matters it see yourself as a brand. Assessing your whole life not just work, identifying what a dream job would look like 7. Thinking beyond your taken-for-granteds The importance of not getting stuck on fixed ideas about your next job; where and how you might compromise 8. Job-search: what really works Getting past unhelpful myths about job search. How to understand and exploit the informal jobs market; using social media 9. Powerful CVs The role of a CV in job-search, and how to construct a CV that has impact 10. Secrets of success at the interview De-mystifying the job interview; understanding the process from the employer's perspective; managing nervousness; preparation that counts 11. The alternative life Exploring new types of career and life: freelance, interim and portfolio working
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