Career Mechanics I: Solutions to Common Career and Employment Issues--Advice on Career Development, Recruitment and Retention, Changing Jobs, Career ... Networking, Interviewing and Negotiation - Softcover

Thomas W. Morris III

9781884298745: Career Mechanics I: Solutions to Common Career and Employment Issues--Advice on Career Development, Recruitment and Retention, Changing Jobs, Career ... Networking, Interviewing and Negotiation

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1884298745 ISBN 13: 9781884298745

Publisher: Tal San Publishing, 2006

In a dramatic turn from other books on the subject, Tom Morris looks at key employment issues from both sides of the table. The book addresses four audiences with overlapping interests: job seekers and career changers, employed workers, hiring managers and career coaches. This book gives information to both interviewers and interviewees as to what each is thinking and doing and why. It also offers answers to common questions and solutions to common problems about employment and career development.

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About the Author:

Tom has coached thousands of individuals going through career development and transitions, and has consulted with hundreds of firms and organizations experiencing change and reorganization. For 25 years, he has successfully worked in the private, government and non-profit sectors coaching managers, executives and professionals engaged in career development and transition. He is a past president of the DC Area Chapter of the Association of Career Professionals International and served for two years on the governing Board of the Institute of Career Certification International. A sought-after speaker and writer, Tom has written or been quoted in articles for local and national websites, newspapers and magazines.

Review:

". . . a wide range of usable information in a concise style that makes it easy to use as a reference tool." -- Mark Riley, Director Human Resources and Facilities, NACHRI

"Informative and very useful . . . . a reference that everyone in the American workforce should read." -- Alan Pickman, author of The Complete Guide to Outplacement Counseling

"Morris’ years of helping people get satisfying, inspiring careers translates perfectly. Everyone can benefit from his smart, encouraging, expert advice." -- Amy Joyce, Washington Post columnist and author of I Went to College for This?: How to Turn Your Job into a Career You Love

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