Myths and Facts How much do you learn from your mistakes? Is it true that the squeaky wheel always gets the grease? Will a career change cost you money?
As you begin the adventure of job and career building, take a look at common assumptions about jobs and careers that you may have taken for facts as long as you can remember. Those assumptions turn out to be myths, on closer examination. They have very little to do with the realities of the world of work.
Our clients have learned that when the job and career myths with which they grew up have been replaced by the facts presented in this book, their careers have taken a noticeable jump forward.
Here are some of the most common myths, as well as the facts to replace them in your thinking.
Myth: Careers just happen.
Fact: Careers are planned accidents some of them lucky or they will not happen. What happens instead is a series of most of them not.
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