How to Self-Destruct: Making the Least of What’s Left of Your Career
About How to Self-Destruct: Failure? Really?!Well, no. Yes… and no… Look: personal growth is difficult, stressful, and risky. Maybe that’s why so many people run away from it as fast as they can! Using reverse psychology, common sense, and humor, author Jason Seiden exposes the challenges in the typical career progression in a way that magically makes the real path to success stunningly clear and accessible… no matter what trajectory you’re on! |
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“This is by far the most informative book that I have read recently. It takes you by the hand and walks you through how to really stand out at work and excel in your most challenging situations. I recommend this book to anyone that can read. Yeah, it’s that good.”
—5-star Amazon review“The most entertaining book I’ve read in the career advice sector. Period.”
—Your HR Guy“Jason is a great writer.”
—Punk Rock HR“Utterly hilarious… a wake up call.”
—Pimp Your Work“Very well done. It made me laugh… it also made me think.”
—HRWench“Shockingly, the behaviors that could ruin your career are identical to the ‘play it safe’ strategy most of us use to advance and protect our careers.”
—Mark Stelzner, JobAngels & Inflexion Point“I learned more about career development by reading this book than I did from earning my MBA, and I certainly laughed a whole lot more.”
—Gary Katz, reader in Dallas“Funny and Intuitive, leaves you feeling there is hope, and change is possible.”
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—L.G. Cosby, reader in Chicago“The right amount of humor and sage advice mixed together.”
—L. Lazar, reader in Chicago“Witty, incisive, and very, very fun to read.”
—Dr. Michael Gaubatz, reader in Chicago


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