Boost Your Career:How to Make an Impact, Get Recognized, and Build the Career You Want

Why do so many people work so hard at their jobs to get a promotion without ever actually getting there? Why do some employees, on the other hand, seem to have a constant upward mobility in their careers?  And how do people avoid feeling stuck at their jobs, always being able to find some way to make their environment more interesting and engaging for themselves and others?

In their new book Boost Your Career: How to Make an Impact, Get Recognized, and Build the Career You Want, Sander and Mechele Flaum argue that it takes a very mindful awareness of the environment around you, continually observing what actions can make the workplace better.

Sander Flaum is a highly respected leadership-effectiveness consultant and was for many years chair of the Fordham University Gabelli School of Business Administration Leadership Forum.  Mechele Flaum was a future trend forecaster and a former president of Faith Popcorn’s BrainReserve.

This summary of Boost Your Career will help you understand and practice one of the most valuable pieces of career advice you’ll ever hear: Make yourself indispensable.  The old paradigms of blindly putting in the hours and demonstrating organizational loyalty simply don’t apply. Today’s businesses are looking for employees who will transform their job descriptions and become movers-and-shakers in their own right.  After you hear this summary of the Flaum’s book, you’ll be ready to move your career into overdrive.