Career Management
Hitting StrYde: 110 Career Short Cuts
By: Daneal Charney & David Singh Reviewed By: Karin Eaton The Premise: Meant to act as a catalyst for those entering the first phase of
June 1, 2010
Career Management
Crush It! Why now is the time to cash in on your passion
By: Gary Vaynerchuk Reviewed By: Glain Roberts-McCabe The Premise: If the word “intimacy” makes you squirm, join the club. Personal development consultant and coach, Suzanne Aldis Routh
April 1, 2010
Career Management
1000 CEO’s
By: Andrew Davidson with Marshall Goldsmith Reviewed By: Glain Roberts-McCabe The Premise: 1000 CEO’s is, according to the book, “proven strategies for success from the world’s smartest
December 1, 2009
Career Management
Getting Passion Out of Your Profession
By: Nina Spencer Reviewed By: Glain Roberts-McCabe The Premise: Re-quoting the popular song “love the one you’re with”, author Nina Spencer pens “If you can’t be
May 1, 2009
Career Management
Talent is Overrated
By: Geoff Colvin Reviewed By: Glain Roberts-McCabe The Premise: Think that certain people are born with natural gifts and talents and that’s what makes them so
April 1, 2009
Career Management
The First 90 Days
By: Michael D. Watkins Reviewed By: Glain Roberts-McCabe The Premise: In an homage to the recent US inauguration and the scrutiny being placed on President Obama,
January 1, 2009
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