Tracey Wilen-Daugenti

Employed for Life: 21st-Century Career Trends Tracey Wilen-Daugenti New edition

Marc Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index. Table of Contents: Contents: Societal Forces: How Technology, Globalization, Longevity, and Demographics Will Impact Your Career - From Ladder to Labyrinth: New Ways of Working and the Rise of the Do-It-Yourself Career - Innovations: Technologies with the Potential to Reshape Your Job - On the Front Lines of Career Planning: HR Professionals Discuss What's New in Career Development - Recruiters Speak: Skills to Have, Trends to Know About, and Tips for Job-Hunting Success - Recruiters 101: What You Need to Know to Make Recruiters Part of Your Career Strategy - Your Career Adventure: A Framework for Planning Your Career. Biographical Note: Dr. Tracey Wilen is a prominent thought leader on the impact of technology on society and careers. A former visiting scholar at Stanford University's Media X program and a former Silicon Valley executive, she is the author of 11 books, including &ltI>Women Lead: Career Perspectives from Workplace Leaders.&lt/I>&ltBR> Dr. Courtney L. Vien is a freelance writer and editor based in Durham, North Carolina. A former senior editor for the Apollo Research Institute, she is the author of five books, including &ltI>Women Lead: Career Perspectives from Workplace Leaders,&lt/I> and numerous web and print articles, reports, and white papers. &ltBR> Gary Daugenti is the president and founder of the executive search firm Gent & Associates. He has over 20 years of recruiting experience and over 25 years of business experience in technology and management consulting. Publisher Marketing: &ltI>Employed for Life: 21st-Century Career Trends&lt/I> is the first book to explore career development from the viewpoints of firm managers, HR professionals, recruiters, job seekers, and employees. It examines such topics as new developments in recruiting and career development; the ways social, cultural, and technological forces have changed careers; and best practices for job hunting and career planning. The authors use primary and secondary research to provide insight on how the nature of work has changed and what that means for individuals' career plans. &ltI>Employed for Life&lt/I> shares career advice from recruiters and HR professionals and provides a framework that readers can use to ensure lifelong employment. &ltBR> Some of the questions answered in this book include: &ltBR> How are the new demographics of the United States changing the way we work?&ltBR> How will longevity impact career planning?&ltBR> Is technology creating more jobs than it destroys?&ltBR> What are HR professionals doing to address talent management in the 21st century?&ltBR> What insights can recruiters provide to help employees navigate a dynamic marketplace?&ltBR> How are employees finding work in a difficult job market?&ltBR> How can individuals plan for a career that could last 50 years or longer?

Contributor Bio:  Wilen-Daugenti, Tracey Tracey Wilen-Daugenti leads the Higher Education IBSG Practice at Cisco Systems Inc. Her academic credentials include a Masters and Doctorate in Business Administration and a Postdoctoral Fellowship in eLearning at Stanford University where she was a Visiting Scholar. She is an adjunct professor for a number of Bay area universities and a frequent guest speaker for global universities. She is the author of seven books, numerous papers and articles, and is a frequent guest in the media. Her website is www.hedtrends.com. Contributor Bio:  Wilen, Tracey Wilen is a Marketing Manager at Cisco Systems, Inc., and teaches international business to graduate students in the San Francisco Bay Area. She is a doctoral candidate in International Business at Golden Gate University in San Francisco.