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If you work full-time for forty years, you will spend over 80,000 hours on the job.
With this much time invested, author Donna Dunning asserts that your career should be interesting, motivating and rewarding. In her highly acclaimed first book, What's Your Type of Career?, Dunning delivered a set of powerful tools that for the first time linked personality type to career success and helped thousands of individuals chart a path to professional growth and greater job satisfaction.
In this follow-up book, 10 Career Essentials tells readers how to further use their personality type to tailor their career success strategies to their personal preferences. Each chapter describes one career success strategy-such as optimizing your outlook, exceeding expectations and thriving amidst uncertainty-providing self-assessment tools and tips to stimulate learning and improve your ability to implement a personal career strategy to its fullest.
Donna Dunning, PhD, is a psychologist, author, consultant, certified teacher and member of the MBTI © International Training Faculty. She specializes in the areas of career development, learning and work performance. For over 25 years, she has provided consulting services for a wide range of clients in the public and private sector. She has appeared on Canada AM, CTV, CBC Radio, Access TV and Workopolis TV discussing topics related to human development and workplace performance. Her articles have appeared in Work Span and other human resources publications and web sites.
Donna is the author of more than a dozen publications, including What's Your Type of Career?, Introduction to Type and Communication, TLC at Work, Introduction to Type and Learning and her newest book, 10 Career Essentials.
Donna lives with her husband on Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada. They have two adult children.
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