Five Patterns of Extraordinary Careers

Welcome to Impact Publications, your one-stop center for thousands of life-changing resources on employment, education, life skills, and travel. Since founding the company in 1982, my mission has been very clear: produce and distribute the best resources to help individuals and institutions transform lives.
MORE...

Audiobooks
Books
Cards
Correspondence Courses
Curriculums/Programs
e-Books
Games
Instructional Materials
Instruments
Kits/Series/Programs
Pamphlets/Booklets
Posters
Software/CDs/Multimedia
DVDs

Assessment
Bullying
Career & Tech Education
Career Exploration
Dress/Image/Etiquette
Hiring/Retention/Firing
Interviewing
Life Skills
Networking & Social Media
Recruitment/Headhunters
Resumes & Applications
GET COMPLETE LIST OF SUBJECTS

Addiction & Recovery
Anger Management
Attitude & Motivation
Disabilities
Education
Entrepreneurs
Executives/$100,000+
Ex-Offenders & Prisons
Families & Relationships
Government/Law Enforcement
Health & Nutrition
International & Travel
Literacy & Communic. Skills
Military
Minorities & Immigrants
Retirement/Seniors
Women

About Us
In the News
The Impact Guides
Our Pocket Guides
Our Authors
Links to Check Out
Links & Exchanges
Media Kit
Special Sales
Submissions
Privacy Policy
Contact Us

ExOffenderReEntry
Veterans World
Twitter.com/Impactpub

A Secure Site

Five Patterns of Extraordinary Careers	3396
Shows how master-and-commander executives rose to the top, and gives timelines of accomplishments that should materialize each decade of a career.

Your Price: $22.95

Quantity:

Detailed Description

By James M. Citrin and Richard A. Smith

Details factual patterns of how master-and-commander executives rose to the top. From catbird seats in a legendary executive recruiting firm, the authors nail down the timelines of accomplishments that should materialize each decade or so of the three phases of growth: promise, momentum, and harvest.

Selected as one of the top 10 career books for 2003 by syndicated career columnist Joyce Lain Kennedy. 288 pages. Hardcover. 2003.

1006