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Career Development - Resources

After reading a number of blogs this past weekend, I noticed that one common theme this year is career development. As I focus in on my own 2008 Career Development Plan, I am finding more and more great resources that will definitely help me achieve my goals. So being the wonderfully divine being that I am, I decided to share those awesome sites with you all:

  • *CLICK - Ten Truths for Building Extraordinary Relationships: I heard this gentleman, George C. Fraser, speak on a popular talk radio show that I listen to on my drive home from work. Topic of discussion: Networking. He has a book out called Click and in the book you will find 10 simple principles that will help you master the art of networking.
    • -If you are interested in purchasing the book, click on the Amazon link below





That is all I have for the time being. If you would like to share some good sites/resources, just leave a comment or email me and I will update this post to include your info.

Dimps Out
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fandd said…
Wow. What a great and informative post. All of your resources except one are new to me. I'll definitely be checking them out. Thanks!

Are you going to do a book review of "Click"? I'd be interested in your thoughts. Another good networking book is "Never Eat Alone" by Keith Ferrazzi.
January 22, 2008 at 1:44 PM
Anonymous said…
Thanks for the resources. It is also my time to set goals for my own career. Let me share with you the Young Entrepreneur Society from the www.YoungEntrepreneurSociety.com. Also a good resource for entrepreneurs.
January 28, 2008 at 9:14 AM
Dimples said…
@ fandd

I am going to order it next month. I just may do a book review. Thanks for the idea. I'll check out the Keith Ferrazzi book also.

@ Benson

"Secret Young Millionaire Entrepreneurs Club" ???

Uhh ok....I'll look into that.
January 29, 2008 at 6:42 AM
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