Career Hacking for Millennials: How I Built A Career My Way, And How You Can Too

Max Altschuler

ISBN 10: 0692065652 / ISBN 13: 9780692065655

Editore: Career Hacking, 2018

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The new how-to manual that will save you years of trial-and-error, Career Hacking for Millennials will help you conquer your career, your way. We interview thousands of millennials each year. Now I can speed these up by asking, 'Have you read Career Hacking for Millennials?' This book will put any reader well ahead of their peers. - Steven Broudy, fmr. US Army Special Ops, now sales director at Mulesoft, which sold for $6.5 billion. A book I wish I had when I was graduating from college, and one that I will give to my kids when they do the same, regardless of their industry or profession. - Melissa Wasser, former VP, Goldman Sachs As Millennials we've been taught that it's necessary to painstakingly creep our way up the corporate ladder, waiting years for a promotion, recognition, and our dream work environment. Max Altschuler, a successful founder, CEO, and best-selling author all before the age of 30, calls that old belief bullsh*t. In Career Hacking, he provides a guidebook packed with bite-sized reads that layout creative, actionable, and practical ways to cut through the maze and fast-track to success.

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• Titolo: Career Hacking for Millennials: How I Built A Career My Way, And How You Can Too
• Editore: Career Hacking
• Data di pubblicazione: 2018
• Lingua: Inglese
• ISBN 10: 0692065652
• ISBN 13: 9780692065655
• Rilegatura: Paperback
• Condizione: Very Good

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The new how-to manual that will save you years of trial-and-error, Career Hacking for Millennials will help you conquer your career, your way.

 

"We interview thousands of millennials each year. Now I can speed these up by asking, ‘Have you read Career Hacking for Millennials?’ This book will put any reader well ahead of their peers.” - Steven Broudy, fmr. US Army Special Ops, now sales director at Mulesoft, which sold for $6.5 billion."

 

"A book I wish I had when I was graduating from college, and one that I will give to my kids when they do the same, regardless of their industry or profession.” - Melissa Wasser, former VP, Goldman Sachs

 

"As Millennials we've been taught that it’s necessary to painstakingly creep our way up the corporate ladder, waiting years for a promotion, recognition, and our dream work environment. Max Altschuler, a successful founder, CEO, and best-selling author all before the age of 30, calls that old belief bullsh*t. In Career Hacking, he provides a guidebook packed with bite-sized reads that layout creative, actionable, and practical ways to cut through the maze and fast-track to success.

Informazioni sull'autore

Max Altschuler was born to build things. According to his father, one of his first words was “demolition,” which they would say together after spending hours building towers of bricks and knocking them over. Raised in Syosset, Long Island, Max attended Arizona State University and graduated with a degree in interdisciplinary studies. He has since worked in tech, as an early employee at Udemy, an executive at At- torneyFee (now LegalZoom Local), and the Founder and CEO of Sales Hacker. He’s also started or helped build two other multimillion-dollar companies, CMX Media and SaaStr. Max is a shareholder through investment or advisory in over 40 other startups across the healthcare, agriculture, cyber security, sales, marketing, and shipping logistics industries. He recently started a passion project called SUTRA, a superfoods-based healthy co ee alternative that’s helping people like him go caffeine-free. This is Max’s second book. His firrst, Hacking Sales: e Playbook for Building a High Velocity Sales Machine, was published by Wiley in 2016 and was an Amazon Bestseller. A widely recognized thought leader, he has been published by Harvard Business Review, Money, Inc., Forbes, and many other outlets. When Max isn’t building companies, helping people with their careers, or writing, he spends time traveling around the world and working from different locations. At time of writing, he has visited more than 80 countries. He lives and travels with his girlfriend, Ashley, and their dogs, Brie and Tini.