They will give you the unmistakable air of confidence that will win you admiration, respect, and help you towards your next promotion. In this new edition of the international bestseller, Richard Templar has added 10 new Rules to help you get heard, noticed, acknowledged and followed.
To get ahead and stay on top, you need The Rules of Work. Divisibility Rules. Divisibility Rule for 2. To keep your research organized, use the Muse Method. First, choose seven industries where you want to work e. Finally, dive into Google to identify the top companies in each of the industries and discover what they offer and how satisfying their offers are. This will help you narrow down your list to three industries and several companies.
Refining your research essentially means assessing it against your passions and motivations. You can start by identifying your dream jobs and dream companies just so you can have a proper measure stick.
Next, you can test drive your possible career paths by trying a relevant internship or a related freelance gig, by taking a free online class, or even by volunteering in your free time. That should help you get a better idea of what you really want out of your job and life. To achieve this, try to identify your strengths and weaknesses, and — more importantly — try to put in place your worst enemy: your inner critic. These are the basics: Building your brand.
Employers today want employees who are not only talented, but who also know how to present themselves as such. To develop your personal brand, determine your brand attributes first. Then, draft a branding statement that captures them and update all of your profiles to reflect them — and only them. In fact, networking is never merely about making new connections, but also about investing in the connections you already have. Finding job opportunities.
Job boards and classified sections of newspapers are long a thing of the past. Nowadays, there are many better ways to find the position that best suits you! The four best, according to Minshew and Cavoulacos, are the following: 1 keeping close tabs on your dream companies; 2 Asking your network for introductions and referrals; 3 Doing a job search online; and 4 Using social networks to identify openings. Crafting your application.
Some things never change. Even though under the New Rules of Work, we apply for jobs online rather than in person, CVs, resumes and cover letters still matter. Show as much as you can; tell only the necessary. Make sure to include quantifiable achievements. And use action words! Acing the interview. There are many more ways to conduct an interview today than there were a few decades ago. Charting your course through the modern workplace Finding the job you like is merely the first step toward becoming the master of your career and, subsequently, your destiny.
In the past, there were only a few ways to communicate and that made communication clear and straightforward. Nowadays, thanks to social media, communication is far more casual and laid back, and riddled with fluff and fillers. If you want to stand out, you need to learn how to communicate professionally.
Be respectful toward your audience and personalize your message with respect to their expectations. Listen as much as you speak. Also, especially during meetings and public presentations, be wary of nonverbal cues: they sometimes say more than words. Interpersonal skills. So, mind your competitiveness and find ways to connect to your colleagues and superiors.
Courage is a birthright. One moment of courage can change your day. One day can change your life. And one life can change the world. The greatest version of you. Discover your courage, and you will be capable of accomplishing and experiencing anything you dream about. Yes, even changing the world. Note: We collect the books from various open sources.
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