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Newbies Careerzine, Issue #1 -- How To Make It To The Top, Successfully
September 02, 2007
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Newbies Careerzine brings you the latest information, tools and tips to succeed in the working world.

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IN THIS ISSUE, YOU'LL FIND:
1. Quick Note – What’s New?
2. New Articles:

i. How To Keep Your Boss Happy
ii. What It Takes To Be Number One?
iii. Chinese Symbol For Patience
iv. How To Move Up The Corporate Ladder
v. Personal Principles: What It Takes To Rise To The Top


QUICK NOTE – WHAT'S NEW?
We have not been sending our newsletter for months on end now. If you remember, this is an occasional ezine. In this time, we have made some changes to the site. The most important being the new feature of adding your comments and sharing your stories! We hope for you to share your career success stories with like-minded people and us.

We have also added this feature to some pages to test if we get enough demand. So let us know what you think. Drop us a note at contactus@career-success-for-newbies.com

Please go to this invite page to share your career success stories.


NEW ARTICLES
1. How To Keep Your Boss Happy - And Move Forward
How to keep your boss happy is simpler than you think. I know the immediate reaction will be “Well, you don’t work for my boss, that’s easy for you to say!”. What do you need to do to keep your boss happy? Read on...

2. What It Takes To Be Number One?
These are tough steps you can take if you want to know what it takes to be number one. If you think there is any special route or instant formula, think again. This article will help guide you if you want to be number one.

3. Chinese Symbol For Patience: Finding & Understanding The Essence of the Word To Propel You To Greater Career Heights
To begin, it isn’t exactly a Chinese “symbol” for patience per se. The correct term should be the Chinese “word” for patience. Some of us may know that the written Chinese word is based on pictograph – a pictorial sign representing an idea. So how does a Chinese word help deepen your career understanding? Find out!.

4. How To Move Up The Corporate Ladder: The No Scheming Way Up
Many expect to read short cuts when they search for tips on how to move up the corporate ladder. The fact is clear, there are no short cuts no matter how much one wants to believe in it. Now, what can you do then?.

5. Personal Principles: What It Takes To Rise To The Top
Soon as you move along in your career you will need to have a set of personal principles to guide you along in your quest up the corporate ladder. Spend some time thinking about what these are. Are these some of the principles you have? .


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