The Rat, The Race and The Cage: a simple way to guarantee job satisfaction and success

By Thomas N Ellsworth
Published by Premier Digital Publishing
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Published: Aug. 17, 2011
Words: 11031 (approximate)
Language: English

Short description

In The Rat, the Race, and the Cage, CEO and career mentor Thomas N. Ellsworth helps you build a “personal career compass” that points you toward a more fulfilling career, based on your skills, the industry you like and the type of company that is best for you. If you are stuck in a dead-end job or a position you don’t enjoy, learn how to take control and build a better future now!

Extended description

Are you tired of running the proverbial rat race? Do you feel caged in with your current position, trapped in an industry you’ve become comfortable with but bored? Are you ready to chuck your present job…but you’re not sure whether a change would be better or worse? Is there a way to ensure that a particular career path is the right one for you?
In easy-to-understand terms, The Rat, the Race, and the Cage offers a way to analyze your job situation and build a “personal career compass” with which to chart the best course for your future. It presents a simple model for understanding and organizing three components of your job: your function, the industry in which you work, and the company for whom you work. Analyzing these three areas will help you define your individual goals and thus point you toward a more enjoyable and fulfilling career.

In The Rat, the Race, and the Cage, CEO and career mentor Thomas N. Ellsworth helps you build a “personal career compass” that points... (Read more) Are you tired of running the proverbial rat race? Do you feel caged in with your current position, trapped in an industry you’ve become comfortable with but bored? Are you ready to chuck your present job…but you’re not sure whether a change would be better or worse? Is there a way to ensure that a particular career path is the right one for you?
In easy-to-understand terms, The Rat, the Race, and the Cage offers a way to analyze your job situation and build a “personal career compass” with which to chart the best course for your future. It presents a simple model for understanding and organizing three components of your job: your function, the industry in which you work, and the company for whom you work. Analyzing these three areas will help you define your individual goals and thus point you toward a more enjoyable and fulfilling career.

In The Rat, the Race, and the Cage, CEO and career mentor Thomas N. Ellsworth helps you build a “personal career compass” that points you toward a more fulfilling career, based on your skills, the industry you like and the type of company that is best for you. If you are stuck in a dead-end job or a position you don’t enjoy, learn how to take control and build a better future now!
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