Faster Smarter Higher

by Utkarsh Rai


4.00 out of 5 based on 1 customer rating
(1 customer review)

4.00 out of 5 based on 1 customer rating
(1 customer review)

Description:

‘Utkarsh Rai’s book is a commendable effort that presents a holistic view of career management. A good read, especially for professionals in the early to mid stages of their careers.’ N.R. Narayana Murthy Hard work is necessary for a job, but not sufficient for career growth. Given that workplace dynamics are ever changing, one needs to anticipate and prepare for the impending twists and turns in one’s career. Lack of understanding of managing key relationships can lead to frustration in one’s career. Being in a hurry to rise, people often ignore to hone this skill, focusing too much on their subject matter expertise. Faster, Smarter, Higher provides clever and critical tips on how to manage various key relationships at work.

177
English
Genre, Non Fiction, Business & Management, Self Help & Reference

About The Author

Utkarsh Rai is Vice President Software, Infinera and Managing Director, Infinera India. He is also an angel investor for start-ups. Utkarsh is a recipient of the Udyog Rattan Award and has several books under his belt. He is passionate about many things in his life like globetrotting, learning about different histories and cultures and fitness. For more information, contact him at utkarshrai@yahoo. com or visit http://www. utkarshrai. com.


1 review for Faster Smarter Higher

  1. 4 out of 5

    Good book
    Faster, Smarter, Higher is yet another masterpiece from the author, Utkarsh Rai. This is a wonderful guide to fast track one’s career. The book gives a clear insight into the corporate world dynamics. Real life career and work challenges and the solutions have been put down lucidly by the author. The book covers all aspects of career building; the topics are ranging from managing one’s goal, managing the manager, managing the manager’s boss to even how to extend the shelf-life of an employee by re-inventing himself/ herself. There is a lot to learn from this book. The topics are timeless and universal. It is must-read for every employee and every manager.

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