Successful Woman's Guide to Working Smart: 10 Strengths that Matter Most - Softcover

Acclaim and praise is coming from various sectors and industries for SUCCESSUL WOMAN'S GUIDE TO WORKING SMART. For example, it's coming from Martin Yate, author of the "Knock 'Em Dead" books; Eileen Adenan, training manager at Booz, Allen & Hamilton; J. Stephen Lanning, executive director, National Association of Business Coaches; Rebecca Pille, manager of corporate development services, National Security Administration; Angie Yepez-Carrillo, worldwide manager of manufacturing & development, Solectron; Barbara Garrison, president of Federally Employed Women, Inc. in Okinawa, Japan; and Carolyn S. Duff, author of "Learning from Other Women" and "When Women Work Together."

Our amorphous new workplace is a rolling sea of change. But amid all the chaos and upheaval, opportunities abound for shaping a career and personal life that truly work for you. Whether you are exploring new ways to succeed in an existing career, reentering the workforce, or planning a career transition, this book can help you capitalize on the newest wave of opportunities before you.

For more than ten years, Caitlin Williams has researched the factors that help women succeed. Now this noted expert on women's workplace success shares her proven strategies for creating new ways to demonstrate your skills, contribute your talent, and take your rightful place at the table where the work gets shaped and decisions get made. Within the context of up-to-the-minute trends and realities, Williams shows how to forge a new path to a healthy and successful career: Uncover and hone your unique strengths, identify areas for improvement, and build a professional development plan for bringing your best and brightest talents to a workplace hungry for what you have to offer.