Managing Oneself by Peter F. Drucker
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Drucker provides his take on a career. Much of what he says you’ve heard before, but Drucker makes it sound slightly cooler, and mostly simple enough to feel obvious. I liked the advice on focusing on what I’d consider grown-up communications skills. And I liked the advice regarding keeping an open mind on having a second career, and covering your career bases when you can. Great advice that usually read in “second career”-specific books. Very short, and re-readable.
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