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Not on the CV: The Qualities That Build a Career. The Second Half Series

Par : Tello Espinosa
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8235490222
  • EAN9798235490222
  • Date de parution22/07/2026
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  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim

Résumé

A CV can tell you where someone has worked, what qualifications they hold and which responsibilities they have been given. It cannot tell you whether they keep their word, remain calm under pressure, notice what others miss or make themselves useful when something needs to be done. Not on the CV explores the qualities that quietly shape a working life: reliability, curiosity, judgement, humility, emotional awareness and the ability to earn trust over time.
Drawing on more than three decades of professional experience, the author examines the everyday moments through which careers are really built. The telephone call returned when promised. The problem dealt with before it becomes someone else's. The willingness to listen, learn and take responsibility. The judgement to know when to speak, when to wait and when to act. This is not a conventional business manual.
It is a collection of practical lessons about becoming the person others can depend upon-and understanding why character often matters more than credentials. For anyone beginning a career, finding their way through one, or reflecting on what their own working life has taught them.