Your 21st Century Career

I have used a range of self-assessment tools which readers can utilise (or practitioners can facilitate) to illustrate approaches to managing your career in the 21st century – these are both very inspiring and very freeing for you, the career creator, if you understand and use them.

No matter your age and stage of life, there are learnings that can help you develop a happier and more satisfying career; simple understandings and strategies that allow you to find the path you want and work in a way that better suits you.

Use these ‘thinking frameworks’ to better understand you and your best career choices. 

Success in 21st century careers depends on changing our thinking, strategies and behaviours to those that work in the new ever-changing and challenging environment of careers; so this is the book to expand your knowledge, free up your thinking, and offer you inspiration and strategies to meet the challenges of the times.

Heather Carpenter’s book brings together world class research and practical experience to offer valuable insights into this critical part of everyone’s life.
Paul Dalziel, Professor of Economics, Lincoln University

‘Your 21^st century career ‘ is a concise, clear, readable guide and resource for everyone: students, parents, twenty-somethings,  mid-life career changers, and career practitioners. It is everyone’s go-to must-read book for confidently and effectively managing the challenging world of work and careers….
Wendy, Careers Practitioner, Auckland

If you are just starting in your career, or seeking growth or change, this book has much to offer you.
Goodreads

I love so many parts of it…I like accumulating my career capital and my psychological capital.

Kathy, Careers Specialist, Christchurch.

Your book “Your 21st Century Career” has been the boost in the midst of mid-winter malaise that I needed. I have particularly enjoyed the career capital exercises. I have been sharing concepts from the book with both staff and my grown-up family….

Geoff, Career Practitioner, Gisborne.

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