The Career Chase: Taking Creative Control in a Chaotic Age

by Helen Harkness

In this guidebook to job and career change, the author offers advice to those experiencing career unrest or dissatisfaction in a bid to discover its source and develop the awareness, resources,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0891060987
• ISBN13: 9780891060987
• Release Date: February 1997
• Publisher: Davies-Black Publishing
• Length: 222 Pages
• Weight: 1.05 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 7.1" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Guiding Light

In a time of work chaos, Dr. Harkness offers the career seeker a guiding light. She insigntfully explores the world of work and shows us what we need to do to find value, reward, connection and satisfaction in our personal work lives. This is not a band-aid cure; Dr. Harkness illuminates the road to genuine change.

A Great Guide to Career Transition

Dr. Harkness describes how to develop your own career path in a time of extraordinary change and uncertainty.

LIFE-CHANGING

This is a book that will literally change your life! It's for people who are stuck and unhappy in their work, terrified of change, paralyzed in their lives. THE CAREER CHANGE is an antidote for the doldrums and a path to a brighter future. The only thing better than this book is Dr. Harkness's program itself. She is an inspiration!

An inciteful look into a creative career perspective

Dr. Harkness has opened a new era in understanding the concepts behind career choices as they relate to the essence of one's personality. Her unique perspective gives one a microscopic vision into why we succeed or fail in our given careers. There has not been such a readable and applicable book relating to career choice on the market in the past twenty years.

The best career guidance book I've ever read

This book was one of those that you read and say: How does she know me so well? Many times the words echo exactly my (and probably many others')thoughts. This book offers some real guidance on how you can start to make real changes in your career decision-making, instead of bouncing from one unbearable situation to the next. It is an easy read, but also in-depth. If you are contemplating changing, losing, or are just looking for a new job, read this book!