From Ramen to Riches: Finding a Job in Your 20s: A Young Professional's Guide to Career Search, Networking, Resume Writing, Interviewing, and Succeeding at Work - Tapa blanda

Working in a rewarding job is one of life’s greatest joys. Contributing in a meaningful way to something you care about and being compensated fairly for your efforts generates a wonderful sense of satisfaction and happiness in your life. This book steers young professionals through all parts of the job search process. “From Ramen to Riches: Finding a Job in Your 20s” first guides the reader through a self-assessment to figure out what kind of work really resonates. It then covers in detail all the aspects of a successful search: creating a compelling resume, networking, informational and formal job interviewing, negotiating an offer, and dealing with those first few months on the job. With practical, real-world advice from current and former managers, executives, and other experts, “From Ramen to Riches” provides a roadmap to a more productive and successful job search.

LAUREN TANNY is founder and CEO of The Tannywood Group, Inc., a consulting company focused on sparking company growth through leadership development, work force reinvigoration, and innovative new strategies. In addition to her own company, Lauren has run a venture-backed start-up and a business unit of a $200-million publicly traded software company. With an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business, she is also a magna cum laude graduate of the third class of women at Dartmouth College. JIM WOOD is a 25-year veteran of the high-tech industry, having held software engineering, information technology management, and business strategy management positions. His first book, "From Ramen to Riches: Building Wealth in Your 20s," is a popular guide for 20-somethings who are looking to get a grip on managing their money. Jim has appeared on numerous local and national media programs, including PBS television’s Nightly Business Report. He is a summa cum laude graduate of Boston University and also holds a master’s degree in Engineering Management from Stanford University.