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Book competition: ‘Do What You Want’
Bdaily has a copy of ‘Do What You Want’ by Nicholas Bate to give away to one lucky reader.
For your chance to win, simply email enquiries@bdaily.co.uk with the subject line ’Do What You Want’. We will pick out a winner at random when entry closes at 4pm on Monday 4th June.
Do What You Want is described as ‘the book that shows you how to create a career you’ll love.’
“In a working world of rapid change, re-organisations and disappearing markets, is the satisfying, stable and lucrative career path a thing of the past?
Not at all! The smart book is packed with all the practical, pragmatic advice, tools and strategies you need. Use them to take control of your career and make sure that you are getting the most out of your working life.
This vital guidance will help you understand and adapt to the realities of today’s working world and allow you to develop a focused and realistic plan to fulfil all your ambitions.“
Author Nicholas Bate is the founder and CEO of Strategic Edge, a consultancy working with clients such as Microsoft, the BBC and Marks & Spencer’s to build long-term competitive advantage. Nicholas also teaches at Warwick Business School, is a renowned business coach and has written several books.
Terms and Conditions
The closing date for entries is Monday 4th June at 4pm.
The draw will be made by the Bdaily team proceeding the closing date.
The winner will be informed by email and details
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Jonny Marshall .
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