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Hardback. Zustand: Good. The average person in today's workforce will change jobs seven to nine times throughout his or her career. What's more, he or she will change occupational fields three to four times Navigating this ever-changing landscape can be tough if you're not equipped with the best tools and information available.In Build Your Own Ladder, Dr. Tony Zeiss lays the groundwork for a successful career. Being a self-made man and CEO of the Year himself, Zeiss passes on his wisdom of how to harness the four key areas needed to make a run-of-the-mill job into the career of a lifetime: The power of a clear visionThe importance of positive thinkingThe value of becoming influentialInvestment in the lives of other peopleWith the growing labor and skills shortage, there has never been a better time for launching a great career Don't let others limit you, don't let circumstances limit you, and don't limit yourself. Apply the principles in this book, and you will dramatically increase your chances of building your own solid career ladder and achieving your dreams.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Collectible-Like New. Baby boomers are edging toward retirement, and the U.S. is facing its most critical shortage of skilled workers in its modern history. As the average worker's skill levels decline, the labor supply is projected to decrease dramatically and exponentially, creating a skilled-labor gap starting in 2005 and growing to 5.3 million in 2010 and to 14 million in 2020. The ability to attract, develop, and retain skilled workers will become a critical skill for both public and private organizations.Get 'em While They're Hot is a beneficial manual for employers, managers, HR directors, or anyone concerned with being competitive in the labor market in coming years. It features successful techniques for attracting and nurturing quality, skilled, and productive employees.The upcoming labor shortage will be at the top of every political list in the coming year. This will be a 'must read' for very person concerned about the competitive laber force. …