Highly reviewed career books

Or are you a young professional looking for the right field and the best place to propel your career? This has never been more difficult to find out the fitting career or get a good salary. In fact, students of today are not only searching for better employment, but also for opportunities that will help them begin careers from which they can develop and succeed. Learning what to look for and how to really get a better career is extremely daunting. Based on a comprehensive study of thousands of students and young professionals and interviews with leaders The Career Playbook offers actionable tips for success. From his pragmatic guidance on creating useful introductions, nailing meetings, and securing rewards to tactical recommendations on a career trajectory, the value of friendships, how to develop a mentor, and deciding when to switch jobs or industries, Citrin offers an invaluable roadmap for your career.

In fact, like anything else, financial management and planning can be instructed. This Is the Year I Put My Financial Life in Order is the book that anyone who has never wanted to read a economic preaching guide was waiting for. John Schwartz and his mother, Jeanne, were pre-retirement workers well above the poverty line, but well below the rich one percent. Sharing his own stories about his experience with bankrupty and poverty in his thirties to his short-lived budgeted diet of French fries cafeteria, John takes you on his own journey through financial education, which he sadly started a little late. If you’re a school graduate who needs to start on the right foot or you’re moving closer to retirement age and still do not know what a 401(K) is, this book will help you become your own financial guru.

Make money flow with America’s favorite coach in finance! There’s one way to straighten your finances, and that’s with The Total Money Makeover. It’s the simplest, fastest game plan to make your cash habits healthy.