Top 10 Career BooksLooking for a gift for someone? The books listed here make great gifts for those who want to achieve career success. And who doesn't? Get a book for someone faced with the task of choosing a career for the first time or for someone making a career change. You can also find something for someone who is climbing the proverbial corporate ladder. You may even find one you want to buy for yourself. By Stephen R. Covey, 2004. Those interested in personal change will learn the principles that can help them find success.
By Paul and Sarah Edwards, 2001. Think you can't pursue your dreams? Here's are strategies to help you reverse that mindset. Overcome the obstacles that are holding you back. By Spencer Johnson, M.D., 1998. Four characters look for cheese in a maze in this short story. The cheese represents what one wants to have in life and the maze where one spends time looking for it. By Roger Fisher and William Ury, 1992. Negotiating is difficult. Help someone get through this process. Whether someone you know is negotiating the price of a new car, the terms of a lease on an apartment, or a salary, this book will give that person strategies that will allow him or her to negotiate terms that are acceptable to both parties. By Susan Griffith, 2007. Do you need a gift for someone who loves to travel? Let that person know he and she can work and travel at the same time. This book offers advice from work-as-you-go travelers. Find out how to deal with red tape and how to get a job before you leave home. By Sarah Edwards with Paul Edwards, 1996. Here's a great gift for budding entrepreneurs. This book can help them deal with the stress of being self employed. This book helps new business owners cope with the emotional aspects of starting their own businesses. From the Princeton Review, 2007. Do you know someone who would dread working in an office. Perhaps one of these jobs is for him or her. By Martin Yate. This is a guide through the job search process from writing a resume to going on a job interview to negotiating a salary. Get an insider's tips on the answers that will impress interviewers. Annual. By Anna Quindlen, 2000. This is the perfect gift for anyone you care about. Best selling novelist and columnist Quindlen tells you what it takes to get a life. Beautiful photographs are an added bonus. Edited by Jamie Rosen, 1999. Subtitled "The Guide to Cool Odd Risky and Gruesome Ways to Make A Living," this book takes a humorous look at some unusual careers. Perfect for someone who is not happy with what he or she is doing work-wise. | 
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