Driving the Career Highway: 20 Road Signs You Can’t Afford to Miss
As leaders of prestigious executive search firms and organizational consulting firms, Janice Reals Ellig and William J. Morin have decades of experience working with people who failed to see the signs of trouble in their careers-or to read them right. These two experts have distilled the twenty most compelling problems and situations that can cause a person to detour, stall, get lost, or crash and burn on their career highway.
“Career changes are a fact of life in today’s world, and they will accelerate tomorrow. Knowing how best to compete is critical for people from 30 to 70. Reals Ellig and Morin give you the tools to make your next job yours . . . Read it cover to cover-then read it again.”
-Jon A. Boscia, Chairman & CEO, Lincoln Financial Group
“I wish I had had the opportunity to read a book like Driving the Career Highway when I was starting my career. The ‘warning signs’ would have saved me hitting several ‘bumps’ in my career road. Very useful read!”
-Sus
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Review by Playful Red for Driving the Career Highway: 20 Road Signs You Can’t Afford to Miss
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“Be the CEO of your career”, recommends Janice Reals Ellig in her book Driving the Career Highway. Co-authored with Bill Morin, Janice presents a thoughtful, logical, down to earth approach to managing your career. Indeed, by the time you finish this book, you will managing your life as she also addresses the issue of work-life balance. Throughout the book, Janice and Bill include exercises to assist. Rather than leaving the reader to pick out the points to address, they include charts and tables for completion so that no area is left without contemplation. I had the opportunity to meet Janice recently and told her then that I wish such a book had existed when I was 20. For readers considering this book, I recommend it heartily and again express the same sentiments: if only I had read it at the start of my career!
Review by Edward E. Lawler III for Driving the Career Highway: 20 Road Signs You Can’t Afford to Miss
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Organizations have changed, and as a result so have careers. This is a valuable road map of the new career highways.
Review by JML for Driving the Career Highway: 20 Road Signs You Can’t Afford to Miss
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This book is a “must read” for executives at any stage of their career. It gives invaluable advice on not only the big career decisions but as importantly, the nuances and often overlooked details of becoming successful in business today. I picked it up originally thinking it was about being at a career crossroads (which it does cover), but found it to be so much more. The chapter on office politics alone gives insights and advice that would have positively changed my own career had I read it years ago. Whether you’re happy in your current career or thinking about making a change, this book is literally the roadmap towards success.
Review by C. Hayward for Driving the Career Highway: 20 Road Signs You Can’t Afford to Miss
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Janice Reals Ellig is one of the most well regarded career experts in the industry, and this book provides sensible, practical and actionable advice for anyone wishing to take control of their career. This book is a must read for anyone who wants to find out how to take advantage of opportunites, navigate out of difficult situations and work toward career objectives.
Review by C. Gratz for Driving the Career Highway: 20 Road Signs You Can’t Afford to Miss
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This book is a terrific, well-organized resource that engages and allows you look at your career with a fresh perspective. The charts and self-exams fuel true contemplation, reflection and scrutiny of your career achievements and disappointments. Janice Reals Ellig and William Morin outline current conditions that can help or impede your progress and provide ideas and solutions on how to achieve your career goals, all in an easy, enjoyable format. I highly recommend this book to anyone contemplating a career move or contemplating why not to make a career move.