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This career development tool kit is for people who want to take charge of their own professional futures.If you want to have a career that is meaningful and inspires you, you must prepare for it the same way you would a marathon--developing an overall training plan to carry you through to race day and beyond. This is especially important in todays unpredictable work world, where organizations are in a state of constant flux, and many have either eliminated their employee development programs or adopted a generic, one-size-fits-all approach.Skills for Career Success maps the strategies and skills you will need to take responsibility for your own future. It provides an overview of career development basics, including how to write an Individual Development Plan (IDP) that is practical and useful to you. The core of the book is an easy-to-navigate catalog of fifty-one critical skills, such as communicating clearly, adapting to situations, advocating for yourself, managing time, and selling your ideas. For each skill, there are actions you can take immediately, ongoing practices, and long-term goals. Beyond the skills, there is advice for keeping your career on track, mapping a path beyond your current job, overcoming personal roadblocks, finding your passion at work, and initiating talent conversations with your manager. There are also guidelines for managers who want to bring out the best in their people.

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Whether you need a new job or better skills, Skills for Career Success is the reference you need. Elaine is as encouraging as a best friend but tough enough to hold you responsible for your own success. This book is a lifeline for people who want to take control of their career.

Ken Blanchard, coauthor of The New One Minute Manager and Leading at a Higher Level

Elaine shows us that career success starts by building a strong foundation of lifelong learning. Whats really unique in this book are challenge exercises for a variety of situations such as wanting to unstick a stalled career. No matter your career level or aspiration, Elaine will provide you with a road map for career success grounded in personal accountability for learning and development.

Tony Bingham, President and CEO, ATD

Looking for a way to kick your career up a notch? Skills for Career Success provides the road map you need to follow, the fifty-one critical skills you need to master, and six hundred activities you can use to build those skills. Were not talking amateur here. Were talking Olympic-level performer. Whether you want to coach others or coach yourself, this is the guidebook you need to have handy when you first set foot on the track... and when you return to it every day to stay in shape for the challenging days ahead.

Jim Kouzes, coauthor of The Leadership Challenge and Fellow, Doerr Institute for New Leaders, Rice University

Elaine Biech has performed an extraordinary feat: delivering a book of bite-size, just-in-time insights that are grounded in timeless wisdom about career and personal development. This is a must-have resource for young people beginning their careersand the equivalent of a booster shot for professionals who are decades into their careers and still hungry to improve. Open this book to any page, and youll learn something you can put to use right away.

John R. Ryan, President and CEO, Center for Creative Leadership

Wherever you are in your careerstarting out, hitting the reset button, or gaining forward momentum for that next career stepyoull find practical advice in Elaines book. You can go all in on your personal development plan or simply try her fast daily tips.

Tacy M. Byham, PhD, CEO, DDI, and coauthor of Your First Leadership Job

Elaine Biech goes way beyond just careerthis is a book about success in life itself. All professionals in the human capital area should absolutely know the contents of this book. This just could be all you need to deliver to your organization.

Dr. Bev Kaye, CEO, Bev Kaye & Company, and coauthor of Help Them Grow or Watch Them Go and Up Is Not the Only Way

Elaine leads the way as people remake themselves to keep pace with the evolving workplace of virtual work, shifting technology, and working outside the normal forty-hour week. Her diversification strategy will make you more marketable in this agile environment.

Rear Adm. (ret.) Gib Godwin, President, BriteWerx Inc.

This book is an essential and practical guide for achieving career success. Whether early in your career, seeking a career change, or striving for excellence on your current path, there is something for everyone.

Marcia J. Avedon, PhD, Executive Vice President and Chief Human Resources, Communications, and Marketing Officer, Trane Technologies

Theres only one way to get the job you want: learn. It doesnt matter if youre a grocery clerk who wants to be the next assistant manager or a marketing director who wants to start your own firm. Elaine Biech shows you how to think differently about your professional development so you can learn your way to the career you deserve.

JD Dillon, Chief Learning Architect, Axonify, and founder and Principal, LearnGeek

Disruptions in our society, in our organizations, and yes, in our careers require powerful approaches to building and rebuilding the skills and readiness of our workforce. Elaine Biech brings a lifetime of experience in the world of learning, development, and careers to this must-read book.

Elliott Masie, Chair, The Learning CONSORTIUM

Elaine has done a masterful job of presenting the most important parts of developing your career: identifying what you want, creating a successful plan, developing the skills and character you need for success, and ensuring that you stay on track! Make this book your go-to guide for a successful career.

Marshall Goldsmith, Thinkers50 #1 Executive Coach and bestselling author of Triggers and What Got You Here Wont Get You There

In these uncertain times, its critical to focus on reevaluating skills and to be more intentional and deliberate about our career choices. Wherever you are in your career journey, this is a timely resource with an abundance of ideas, tips, and guidelines that will get you to the finish line.

Rita Bailey, founder and President, Up to Something, LLC, and former Director, University for People, Southwest Airlines

Its the most useful resource Ive seen in yearsthe table of contents alone is worth the price of the book. It has all the essential topics to set priorities and build your skills to become a driver of your own success. The chapters about your personal style and knowing and improving upon your weaknesses are critical.

Mindy C. Meads, Board Chair, Sun Valley Culinary Institute; former CEO, Lands End; and former co-CEO, Aeropostale

This is the perfect guide to coach others or to coach yourself for career success. Elaine shows you how to lay out a plan, gain experience, and tackle the skills necessary with a practical easy-to-implement design.

D. Kimo Kippen, founder of Aloha Learning Advisors, LLC, and former Chief Learning Officer and Vice President, Hilton

Now more than ever, employees need a guide to help them figure out their careers. Elaine Biech has written that guide. It will take them from What do I want to be when I grow up? to Im on the right track!

Jenny Dearborn, founder of Actionable Analytics Group and former Senior Vice President and Chief Learning Officer, SAP

A comprehensive reference to help anyone serious about personal and professional growth. Every chapter is chock-full of important considerations and questions with practical and real-life suggestions for the present along with strategies for the long run.

Pamela Schmidt, Executive Director, ISAThe Association of Learning Providers

This book is packed with the fifty-one skills you need for career success and more than six hundred ways to improve the skills to enhance your career. And the bonus chapters at the end double the value: building character, avoiding career derailment, and how managers develop employees. Its all here.

Jenn Labin, Chief Talent and Diversity Officer, Mentorcliq

Elaine is really in sync with her learners; she wants you to succeed. Figuring out who you are professionally and how to develop your career are vital to your success. Elaine will help you do that.

Rich Douglas, PhD, PCC, Principal, Rich Douglas Consulting, LLC

Elaine practices what she teaches and is an inspiration for integrity, service, and excellence. I was the beneficiary of her tireless efforts to help make others successful. This book is the next best thing to working with her in person. Her easy-to-read style provides a practical path for both personal and professional success.

William J. Shirey, PhD, President, ISE Consulting

Searching for ways to acquire the skills you need for a successful career? Look no further. Elaine provides tips for people in a hurry, practice sprints, strategies for the long run, and additional reading for the final stretch.

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