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The Amazon Store at MillionDollarPetPix.com ( In association with Amazon.com )Life's a Bitch and Then You Change Careers: 9 Steps to Get Out of Your Funk and On to Your Futureby: Andrea Kay  List Price: $15.95 Amazon.com's Price: $10.85 You Save: $5.10 (32%)Prices subject to change. Availability: Usually ships in 10 to 12 days
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Binding: PaperbackDewey Decimal Number: 650.14 EAN: 9781584794875 ISBN: 1584794879 Label: STC Paperbacks Manufacturer: STC Paperbacks Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 272 Publication Date: January 01, 2006 Publisher: STC Paperbacks Studio: STC Paperbacks Related Items:
Browse for similar items by category: Click to Display Editorial Review: Product Description: Most people agree there are few things worse than being stuck in a career you hate. It's not just the daily drudgery of work that has become tedious; it's also the hopeless feeling of life moving in the wrong direction and not knowing how to turn it around. Renowned career consultant Andrea Kay knows it's possible for people in such predicaments to make a change, and in this book she offers her time-tested, nine-step program to show you how. The process begins with readers doing some soul-searching to define a career objective that's based on who they are, not what others think they should be. The author then offers a methodical plan for successfully making the shift, addressing every issue from research and training to networking and interviewing to ultimately landing that new job. Along the way, she provides helpful exercises and real-life examples of clients who have made the transition to a happier working life. Kay's personable writing style, vast knowledge, and years of experience make this life-changing book the next best thing to one-on-one sessions with one of the best career counselors in the country. Average Rating:
 Rating: - This book changed my life!Ever since I entered college, I have struggled with understanding the place where I need to be. As a result, I switched college majors 3 times before my junior year. Although a 4.00 student, I had no sincere interest for the subjects and had no vision over my future. I decided that temp work would help me discover my "thing." I was sad to find that nothing seemed to interest me. However, I would not give up. In order to find that stability, I joined the US Air Force. Although ... Read More Rating:  - Life's a bitch and then you change careersExercises are easy to do relevant and productive. Worth the investment. I can get over the offensiveness of the title though. Rating: - Get ready to do some work!The LIFE'S A BITCH AND THEN YOU CHANGE CAREERS book is pretty informative for people who hate their jobs and want to make a change. But be prepared to do some work. The first eight chapters/steps in the book are writing assignments! You answer many questions about what you enjoy, what type of environment you'd like to work in and with who, what skills you've picked up along the way etc., etc. and you don't define a job title at the beginning. The questions are easy enough to answer but ... Read More Rating: - Very helpful...and fun, too!Being at a stage in my life where I felt I needed to do something different, I searched for just the right book to help me with that decision. I loved Andrea Kay's title, and admit that's what drew me to reading about her book. It has some very thought-provoking exercises, as well as many real-life examples...real people, going through the same things as me. I already had a pretty good idea of what I wanted to do with the next 25 years of my working life, and this book just helped me finalize my ... Read More Rating: - Positive Help To Inspire Career ChangeDespite the title, this book is a positive book for change. The author Andrea Kay provides the reader with the motivation and encouragement necessary for those who dare to make a major life change in careers. She does this by not only helping the reader think about all of the ins and outs of career change, but also asking questions to help you probe the depths of what your true passion is. She provides plenty of real life examples of people who have dared to change course, some early in life and some ... Read More 
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