If you are serious about starting or advancing your career, you need to learn how to do it. Sure, you could probably figure it out for yourself with a lot of trial and error. (That's how many people do it, even though it can take months or even years.) Unfortunately, the trial-and-error approach can leave you stagnated in a dead-end job; or worse, get you fired if the "errors" are big enough.
There is another way -- learn what you need to know to get hired, get noticed (in a positive way, of course!) and get ahead by reading the CAREER-LIFE TIMES. It is chock-full of how-to tips, information and advice; real strategies you can use right now to skyrocket your success.
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I don't know you. But I am willing to bet that you are, or soon will be, working for a living. Think about that phrase, "working for a living." For many people, that means:
(1) getting a JOB (Just Over Broke),
(2) working their tail off for someone who doesn't appreciate their efforts,
(3) living from paycheck to paycheck, worrying about how they will pay their bills each month,
(4) spending their time at home grumbling about their day at work and dreading going back the next morning,
(5) but scared to death that they might get fired and lose that job they hate!
Don't we all know people in that situation? Do you want to BE in that situation? Of course not!
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(1) living life on your terms by(2) doing what you enjoy, while
(3) building financial security for yourself and your family.
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