Location: United States
Member Since:
Dec. 24, 2014
Mike Mathies
Biography
Mike is a career journeyman in the truest sense. He's worked for Fortune 200 companies and for himself. He's operated out of hotel rooms in the smallest towns in America, and in Wall Street boardrooms. He has hired, managed and promoted hundreds of associates in industries as diverse as construction, energy, commercial real estate and financial services.
Mike has held executive level positions in sales, operations, human resources and marketing. Intently focused on helping young professionals grow their careers, one would have thought his first start to be exemplary. So, what was his first job after graduating from college? Loading passenger luggage on 737 aircraft for a commercial airliner. Go figure.
Restless by nature, a five-year stint with the same organization is, in his words, "unlikely and risky." Mike has been with his current organization going on six years.
Mike has held executive level positions in sales, operations, human resources and marketing. Intently focused on helping young professionals grow their careers, one would have thought his first start to be exemplary. So, what was his first job after graduating from college? Loading passenger luggage on 737 aircraft for a commercial airliner. Go figure.
Restless by nature, a five-year stint with the same organization is, in his words, "unlikely and risky." Mike has been with his current organization going on six years.
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Books
How to Win Your First Great Job
by Mike Mathies
Price:
$4.95 USD.
Words: 11,910.
Language:
English.
Published: February 7, 2015
.
Categories:
Nonfiction » Business & Economics » Careers / job hunting
This is the essential guide for college graduates and individuals starting their professional careers, who are looking to find the very best jobs. Easy-to-follow and actionable steps allow aspiring job-seekers to distinguish themselves among other candidates and position their unique skills in a manner where employers lean in, take notice, and ultimately, extend offers.