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Featuring insights from real-life employees and managers, along with exercises, checklists and advice, Ultimate Career success helps readers formulate a long-term plan for their career success.About the AuthorRob Yeung is a business psychologist with extensive experience in coaching and career counseling, as well as change management and management development. The author of four books, he regularly writes for British national press such as the Financial Times and the Daily Telegraph, and contributes material to web sites such as www.workthing.com and www.globeroom.com. Always in demand as a commentator on career matters, he is often to be seen on the BBC and CNN.

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Featuring insights from real-life employees and managers, along with exercises, checklists and advice, Ultimate Career success helps readers formulate a long-term plan for their career success.
About the Author
Rob Yeung is a business psychologist with extensive experience in coaching and career counseling, as well as change management and management development.
The author of four books, he regularly writes for British national press such as the Financial Times and the Daily Telegraph, and contributes material to web sites such as www.workthing.com and www.globeroom.com. Always in demand as a commentator on career matters, he is often to be seen on the BBC and CNN.