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by Ketty Ortega (Contribution by), Chrissy Scivicque (Contribution by), Bud Bilanich (Author)
This is a success book, done in tweet format. It's a real book that will help you create the successful Administrative Professional career you want and deserve. It gives you 200 pieces of common sense career success advice, all in 140 characters or less. It will tell you how to succeed in your Administrative Professional career, 1 tweet at a time. You'll get the essentials with no fluff. From now on "AP" will be used instead of the words "Administrative Professional." This saves space. Tweets can be 140 characters only. Creating the successful AP career you deserve should be fun and exciting. This book will show you how. Your time is valuable. You don't want to waste it. That's why you get 200 pieces of AP career advice all in 140 characters or less. Building a successful AP career is simple common sense. It's not hard, but you need to do it right. You need to focus on the following eight areas. -Clarify the purpose and direction for your AP career. -Commit to taking personal responsibility for your AP career. -Build unshakeable self confidence. -Create positive personal impact. -Become an outstanding performer. -Become a dynamic communicator. -Build strong, lasting relationships. -Take care of yourself. The tweets that follow are divided into these eight categories. They will show you how to put these eight concepts to work - and create the successful AP career you want and deserve.
Author Biography
Bud Bilanich, The Common Sense Guy, is a success coach, motivational speaker, author and blogger who helps his clients succeed by applying their common sense. He writes a popular career success blog five days a week that you can find at www.BudBilanich.com. Dr. Bilanich is Harvard educated but has a no nonsense approach to his coaching speaking and writing that goes back to his roots in the steel country of Western Pennsylvania. His approach to life and career success is a result of over 35 years of business experience, 10 years of research and study of successful people and the application of common sense. Bud is the author of 15 books on leadership and career and life success, including Success Tweets, Straight Talk for Success, 42 Rules to Jumpstart Your Professional Success, Your Success GPS. His clients include Pfizer, Glaxo SmithKline, Merck, Johnson and Johnson, Abbot Laboratories, PepsiCo, AT&T, Chase Manhattan Bank, Citigroup, General Motors, UBS, AXA Advisors, Cabot Corporation, The Aetna, PECO Energy, Olin Corporation, Minerals Technologies, The Boys and Girls Clubs of America and a number of small and family owned businesses. Bud is a cancer survivor and lives in Denver Colorado with his wife Cathy. He is a retired rugby player and an avid cyclist. He likes movies, live theatre and crime fiction.
