Who Needs The Quantumized Career?
Whether you call it work, a job, or a career you can't miss the fact that the world of work has changed
for good -- but not necessarily for the better.
Your career-ladder from the mailroom to the boardroom is broken. Job security is gone.
You're looking at a lifetime of knowing that your workplace can pull the job rug out from under you at any time, without warning.
Is that you? The good news is that you have a choice.
What The Quantumized Career Offers You
You can ‘do’ or be ‘done to’. You can stagnate in worry and self-doubt, waiting for your work to dictate your life’s circumstances.
Or, you can ‘do’ by stepping into the quantum future to take an entrepreneurial approach to your own career and happiness.
We call it trading your briefcase of broken career tools for a jetpack that will move you over any career obstacle that gets in your path.
Why The Quantumized Career Was Written
The Quantumized Career: Create the Work You Love -- For Life was carefully crafted by two authors from opposite ends of the work sphere:
- One climbed the corporate ladder, very successfully, even as rungs were being moved, destabilized, or disappeared.
- The other pursued her own artistic passions, saying "no thanks" to a straightforward career trajectory and cobbling together all sorts of interesting jobs that fed her one ambition: to write novels.
Together, the authors unite powerful perspectives, experiences, and research of the future of work in a single mission – to help those seeking new meaning in career.
When You Should Read The Quantumized Career
If you're looking for a way to feel "downsizing-proof"; this book is:
- Chock full of evidence (so you can counter that feeling of "is it me?" with cold hard proof it is not just you).
- Chock full of step-by-step advice on how you should build your own downsizing-proof career.
Most importantly, though, this book offers you the tools to assess and the inspiration to achieve what it is you want from your work life so that you can create your own dream career, no matter how you refer to it.