Outgrow Your Space at Work

How to Thrive at Work and Build a Successful Career

by: Rick Whitted

• Format

  E-Book

  ISBN

  9781493401765

  Pub. Date

  Dec 2015

  SRP

  $13.99

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About

"How do I get promoted?"
The answer may surprise you

Millions of people quit their jobs every month because they haven't gotten a promotion. But job-hopping in search of advancement and fulfillment may actually have the opposite effect.

Career progression is not about getting promoted, it's about outgrowing your space--making your current job bigger until management takes notice and creates greater opportunities for you. With a lifetime of experience and research to back him up, Rick Whitted helps you

· identify why you want a promotion
· define for yourself what success really looks like
· position yourself for a promotion
· innovate in the role you perform right now
· and much more

Rick shows you how to immediately apply the concepts you learn to your situation. Plus, he offers additional resources, including videos, tools, and assessments, online at rickwhitted.com and careerwhitt.com.

"A refreshing, insightful, and well-researched book that asks the critical questions about how each of us can succeed at what is important in business. A readable, thoughtful, and often surprising book that has great utility for employees and managers at all levels. I wholeheartedly recommend it!"--Brigadier General (Ret) Philip D. Coker, author of Forging Great Leaders and The Geometry of Leadership


Rick Whitted (MBA) has worked for industry-leading firms in the banking sector for more than two decades. After starting as a part-time bank teller in college, he gradually advanced to lead several regional and national teams as a senior manager. In his management roles, Rick has consistently built top-performing teams. Learn more at www.rickwhitted.com.

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Endorsements

"Rick Whitted, a master at the art of leadership, has created a refreshing, insightful, and well-researched book that asks the critical questions about how each of us can succeed at what is important in business. This book could rightfully be called 'The Owner's Manual for Your Career.' It is that comprehensive. Whitted knows that employees who want to thrive should consider key questions about themselves and then take personal ownership of their calling, so he lays out a clear and compelling guide to do just that. A readable, thoughtful, and often surprising book that has great utility for employees and managers at all levels--I wholeheartedly recommend it!"

Brigadier General (Ret) Philip D. Coker, author of Forging Great Leaders and The Geometry of Leadership

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