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Tales from the Trenches

Every bookstore business section is filled with how to succeed books. Some educate. Some inspire. Some are even fun to read. Once in awhile you come across a book that manages to do all three.

The New Success Rules for Women by Susan L. Abrams is one of those gems. For the book, Abrams interviewed 45 women who have started at the bottom and worked their way up to the top of their professions. Each took time out from a busy schedule to share her experiences and insights.

The New Success Rules for Women: 10 Surefire Strategies for Reaching Your Career Goals
 

But, what I found most impressive was the number of women who generously shared their learning experiences as well as their triumphs. Sure it's valuable to learn how women have achieved success. But it's even more valuable to hear an honest account of someone's sometimes-bumpy ride to the top.

Part coach, part teacher, with a little philosopher thrown in, The New Success Rules for Women focuses on ten career strategies. The book is broken down into ten topics ranging from problem solving to networking to the importance of asking for what you want. As the end of each chapter Abrams leaves you with a brief summary, highlighting the important points.

Whether you're just starting out or already climbing the corporate ladder, The New Success Rules for Women will give you a leg up.

 
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