The Nia Guide for Black Women: Achieving Career Success on Your Own Terms
This book is a practical guide to pursuing workplace success and effectiveness, developing leadership skills, climbing the corporate ladder, and achieving career empowerment for today's black working woman. It's full of useful, up-to-the-minute data, helpful tips and exercises, and personal stories from other successful black women.
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From NiaOnline.com, the web's leading community site for professional black women: a practical guide to developing leadership skills, pursuing workplace success and effectiveness, climbing the corporate ladder, and achieving empowerment for today's African American working woman. Full of useful, up-to-the-minute data, helpful tips and suggestions, and personal stories from other successful black women. Developed with the editors and contributors to NiaOnline.com. Sheryl Huggins is the editor-in-chief of NiaOnline.com, the web's leading community site for African American women since 2000. Cheryl Mayberry McKissack is the CEO of Nia Enterprises.
Ch. 1Your identity : keeping it real on the job2Ch. 2Are you the sole sister in the office?7Summit session transcript : "shattering the glass ceiling"13Ch. 3Celebrating your heritage and your spirit42Ch. 4Get paid what you're really worth58Ch. 5What to do when you suspect bias in the workplace71Ch. 6Turn your setbacks into comebacks77Ch. 7Figure out whether it's time to move on83Ch. 8Is it time to dust off your resume?89Ch. 9Are you selling yourself short?96Ch. 10Could your career use a coach?100Summit session transcript : "become your own brand"106Ch. 11Network your way to success138Summit session transcript : "enjoy the climb"146Ch. 12How to take advantage of mentor relationships166Ch. 13Mentoring girls : creating the next great success story170Afterword : leading ladies on success and significance179
