Are you frustrated working for the government because you can't seem to get ahead? Do you wonder how others in end up those high paying positions while you continue to work just as hard and never get promoted?
Mike Donnelly started in a G-5 position and ended up retiring from a G-15 position making $130,000 a year in 2006. He's now come out with a book entitled "The Ambitious Civil Servant - How to Get promoted Faster, Gain More Power, and Make More Money in Your Civil Service Career."
In this book Mike clearly spells out what the 1-2% of high earners do to get those coveted promotions and high paying government positions. Mike explains that hat these people are doing is actually quite simple, the only difference is that they are willing to to what up until this point you haven't been doing or hadn't thought of doing to advance your civil service career.
Here are just some of the amazing secrets, tips & techniques this book will teach you
How you can become the "go-to" person known for getting results that decision-makers take notice of!
The simple rules of working with others and of enlisting others to help you look good!
Why your so called "morning routine" might be hurting your chances of moving up
Why it's important to know when you should speak up and when you should shut up!
Why it's important to treat everyone well - even the jerk you work with or supervise!
How to get to know the right people who can make or break your career
Why so many promotions seem to be "wired" for someone
What Eddie Haskell can teach you about your career!
Seven simple tips for making a good impression in a job interview
The key skill you must have to win any promotion
How to demonstrate that you are ready to supervise others
The truth about gaining influence your organization
Why risk-taking is not just for entrepreneurs
And this information isn't just for civil servants. These tactics can be applied in the corporate world as well. Isn't it time you became one of those who moves up rather that be left behind one more time?
Grab your copy today:
www.AmbitiousCivilServant.com
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