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In Praise of How To Keep Your Job A compelling read for anyone who is serious about keeping their job. I would also recommend it to anyone currently unemployed because once they get a new job this book will help them to keep it. “It can take 6 – 18 months to fi nd a new job so it makes sense to invest time and energy in the one we have,” says Richard Maun. This is so true, and following the practical advice and tips in this book will generate positive energy so people can start enjoying their job again. Asking oneself ‘Am I value for money?’ or ‘Would I employ me?’ is a huge wake-up call – how many people, before reading this book, have really asked themselves those questions? Julie Bishop, Founder, www.JobHop.co.uk A must read for all employees! Useful tips and practical activities make this one for everyone’s collection. With this book, everyone can succeed in the workplace! Read it now and don’t look back! Kevin Bennett, Manager – Business Excellence, South West TAFE, Australia If you think you know it all – you don’t, until you’ve read this book. Richard’s calm, structured, non-judgemental approach focuses on the key issues that provide a foundation and a framework that allow to you develop and grow. Upsizing, just as downsizing, can challenge you to keep your job and Richard delivers practical, fun techniques and approaches that encourage you to plan, prioritise and choose to change – to become a more effective, motivated and happier employee. David Clover, Chief Business Development Offi cer, EV Offshore Ltd and EVO Inc, UK & USA What a great book! Once again Richard has hit the nail on the head, providing real insights into the sometimes brutal, modern day working environment. The reality and perspective about decision making and how employees are perceived is bang on and is rarely committed to print. Richard highlights exactly the whys and hows of getting ahead at work, and as ever the useful tips, support and guidance can be used in many areas of life. Trust Richard to tell you exactly how it is, and then give you the tool box to manage yourself to employment happiness. I wish he had written this 10 years ago. Genuinely refreshing! Jordan Dudley, Director, Dudley Child Recruitment Ltd, UK
A refreshingly straightforward book! It shows you how you can be more successful at work and defi nes success as being recognised as a productive and therefore valuable employee. In simple, pragmatic terms it shows how making a few changes in your own behaviour, taking actions that are within your control and using simple tools to manage your personal effectiveness can improve your value to an employer. The book shows you what to do, why you need to do it, and how to get started. With job security hard to come by, I can think of many people who would benefi t from reading this book! Geoff Nelder, former Director, Fellowship and Enterprise Centre, Cranfi eld University, UK Perfect for anyone who is worried about keeping their job or moving up the career ladder. Read this book, and you will gain skills and confi dence that will stay with you for life. I have read and re-read all Richard’s books. Why have I re-read them? Because they are so good! Richard provides grounded, practical advice – that you can use day in, day out, to make real changes. Sara Greenfi eld, co-Owner, www.thebestof.co.uk/norwich Anyone who spends most of their waking life in a working environment needs to read this book. In whatever business we operate we all feel better about ourselves if we believe that we are making a difference. For all sorts of reasons we hit barriers, they may just be temporary blockages on a project, or an employee relationship, or the ‘big one’ experienced by the character “Peter”. At a time when we may feel disempowered and vulnerable, Richard from fi rsthand experience offers practical tools (the 4-hour list is a cracker) and great examples, to help us feel confi dent and resourceful. Tony Hall, Chief Executive, Freebridge Community Housing, UK Full of ideas on how to think differently about your job. This book will not only help you plan a strategy for survival in the workplace but will help you to plan a career. Valuable and thought provoking, the book allows the reader to seriously take stock of their position and then take positive steps to reduce stress and keep earning money! David Dawber, CEO, Cliffe Packaging Ltd, UK
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