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You Can't Fall Off The Floor!

(2014)
The Insiders' Guide to Re-Inventing Yourself and Your Career
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Whatever your age or length of service with your current employer, the odds are that you will need to re-invent yourself several times during the coming decade. The phenomenon of needing to move from job to job to be successful in business is very real. According to the U.S. Department of Labor: "By the time someone reaches thirty-eight, he or she will have held ten to fourteen different jobs!"
Whether you're just starting out, starting over, or content with the job you have, this book can make the difference between success or failure, and, more important, between enjoying what you do and hating what you do.

Comments and Reviews:

"This is the new career Bible! It's a must read for anyone who is looking for a job or a new career or just some straight forward good advice about navigating through the business world."
- Carol A Smith, Chief Brand Officer, SVP, ELLE Magazine

"There are many passages of this book that both speak to me and amaze me. I am going to re-read it, as there is so much useful information to absorb."
- Alan Goldsher, Founder, Residential TV

"It's the most refreshing, enlightening, thought-provoking and hands-on book I've read in a long time. Very inspiring."
- Richard Alfredo, SVP Corporate Communications, NBC/Universal

"The book is humerous, breezy, and a nice primer on selling and career building. I was impressed wuth the creativity of the approach. I liked the learning points at the end of each chapter."
- Paul Jampolosky, VP Oppenheimer

"I enjoyed the quick, no nonsense, common sense read of You Can't Fall Off The Floor! You nailed it with this book."
- Nick Matarazzo, EVP Sales & Marketing, Hachette Filapacchi Media

You Can't Fall Off The Floor! is a great read and a very valuable resource"
- Steve Cohen, Editor of Media Industry Newsletter

About the author, Steve Blacker:

Steve has successfully worked for over twenty-seven companies during the past fifty years.

The different companies are: Bloomingdales, Macy's,Time Magazine, Chenault Associates (Ad Agency), Golf-A-Tron, Time Magazine, Money Magazine, Village Voice, New York Post, Cue Magazine, Medical Economics, Ski View, American Heritage, Channels of Communication, Savvy, American Lawyer, TV Cable Week, Sports Illustrated, PEOPLE, INC Magazine, Business Month, Playboy Enterprises, Frankfurt Balkind (ad Agency), Ron Delsener Jones Beach Concert Series, Business World, KPMG, Conde Nast, Hearst, Hachette, Frankfurt & Blacker Solutions.

Blacker has been through two different take overs by Rupert Murdoch, sold indoor golf machines though he cannot hit a golf ball and become an expert in Market Research even though he flunked high school algebra and geometry over four times and barely graduated from the Horace Mann School in Riverdale New York. He has never taken any job with the idea it was going to be a long-term career. His attitude was always "I'm going to learn something in this job, and I'm going to have some fun while I'm doing it. And what I learn will make me more valuable to the next place I go.

His mantra: "Most people don't understand a simple fact: Getting a job is a job in itself."



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