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So You Got The Job! WTF Is Next?: Proven steps to succeed in any new job. by [Greg Weiss]

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So You Got The Job! WTF Is Next?: Proven steps to succeed in any new job. Kindle Edition

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It’s said that the first three months at a new job are the toughest you’ll face.

In fact, 1 in 5 people fail their probation period, and many others leave in just the

first 45 days.

No-one wants that. After all, job-hopping is bad for your health, your financial situation, and your sense of life satisfaction.

'So You Got The Job! WTF Is next?' is the book for people who desperately want to succeed at their new job, but don’t know how to go about it.

In this guide to success, Greg Weiss steps you through the 7 key elements of a structured onboarding program, helping you to:

● Create overwhelmingly positive first impressions

● Fit in with the company culture

● Feel secure in your position

● Tap into hidden networks of influence

● Have crystal-clear clarity around your role

● Survive that dreaded probation period and thrive in your role going forward

By the end of So You Got The Job! WTF is next? you’ll understand exactly where you fit, how to maximise your strengths, how to develop productive working relationships with the right people and above all, how to be engaged at work for your future career success.

Length: 228 pages	Word Wise: Enabled	Enhanced Typesetting: Enabled
Page Flip: Enabled	Language: English

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ASIN : B07PYYPDMS
Publisher : Global Personal Development Pty Limited (24 March 2019)
Language: : English
File size : 4425 KB
Text-to-Speech : Enabled
Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
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Word Wise : Enabled
Print length : 228 pages

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Ethan Singer

MUST READ!!

Reviewed in Australia on 5 December 2019

Hi Greg,

I am 6 weeks into my first full-time job and cannot articulate just how grateful I am to have come across your book (sooner rather than later).

I would be kidding myself to believe that I haven’t at times felt apprehensive, demoralised or disconnected from my employer (as well as on an organisational level) during this ‘honeymoon’ period. Such feelings are inevitable, regardless of how tough skinned you may think you are.

This book has taught me such valuable lessons on how to better position myself during the onboarding process that will not only assist in overcoming my current unsettling feelings, but will also help me to stand out from the rest and best position myself for future success (and most importantly to enjoy my job more!!) Some of my favourite discussions include, tips on aligning your values with that of your employers, how to master a new skill in just 20hrs and the tricks to creating the perfect ‘elevator pitch’. I also loved the tips to prepare myself for when the (now not so scary) review comes. I plan to adopt many of the lessons learnt in this book into my everyday life, such as the importance of establishing good first impressions, adopting a growth mindset in my every day activities and to rock my own personal brand.

This book should be a prerequisite for both employees just joining the workforce as well as for employers who have recently taken up managerial positions. The number of employees failing (or even leaving before) the probationary period is way too high, and this is as costly, time consuming and stressful for the employer! It’s no secret that successful onboarding is the key to personal and organisational future success.

W(hen)TF is your next book coming out!? Bring on Monday....

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Nick L.

Incredibly useful, informative and an easy read

Reviewed in Australia on 28 March 2019

I was lucky enough to get a hold of this as an advanced copy. The author is one of Australia's most experienced career coaches and he does a fabulous job of distilling his important knowledge into an easy-to-read package. I actually found it applicable to the current stage of my career even though I am relatively settled where I am. I would recommend this book to anyone who has landed a new job, or want to look around, take stock of where they are, and set a course to move forward.