THE NEW YORK TIMES AND WALL STREET JOURNAL BESTSELLER!
“Dan will show you how to communicate your unique contribution, so that you make yourself indispensable.” – From the Foreword by Marcus Buckingham, New York Times bestselling author of Now, Discover Your Strengths.
Book Summary
How people perceive you at work has always been vital to a successful career. Now with the Internet, social media, and the unrelenting hum of 24/7 business, the ability to brand and promote yourself effectively has become absolutely essential. No matter how talented you are, it doesn’t matter unless managers can see those talents and think of you as an invaluable employee, a game-changing manager, or the person whose name is synonymous with success. So, how do you stand out and get ahead? Promote Yourself frees you from the outdated rules for getting ahead and lays out a step-by-step process for building a successful career in an age of ever-changing technologies and economic uncertainty. Schawbel provides you with the unique skills and message that you’ll need today and for the rest of your career. Promote Yourself is the definitive book on how to build an outstanding career.
Order the Book
Book Launch
The Promote Yourself book launch took place on September 10th, exclusively sponsored and hosted by Ernst & Young LLP, which was streamed live online.
Book Trailer
Book Excerpts
- Introduction (excerpt)
- Chapter 1: The Future is You (excerpt)
- Chapter 10: Start Your Own Business While On The Job (excerpt)
Free Gifts for Bulk Orders
We are giving away over $1,600 in free gifts with bulk purchase orders. For more information click here.
Recognition
- New York Times Bestseller – #13 on Advice, How-To and Miscellaneous
- Wall Street Journal Bestseller – #6 on Hardcover Business
- #1 Business bestseller at Barnes & Noble, #2 overall
- #1 Nonfiction bestseller by The Denver Post
- #1 Career book of the year by the Chicago Tribune
- #1 Career book in China
- #1 book for navigating the modern workplace by Business Insider
- Axiom Bronze Award For Best Career Book of 2013
Media Coverage
- 5/7/2014: Bloomberg Radio “Taking Stock” – “Millennial Women in the Workplace“
- 4/19/2014: Cosmopolitan Magazine UK (May Issue) – “5 Things to Stop Saying at Work Immediately“
- 4/17/2014: Cosmopolitan Magazine (April Issue) – “Help! My Boss Found Out I’m Interviewing!“
- 4/12/2014: BBC – “When your online personality works against you“
- 4/3/2014: CNBC “Power Lunch” – “Millennials Not Buying What Obamacare is Selling“
- 4/1/2014: The Globe And Mail – “Video chat: How to keep millennials engaged at work“
- 3/31/2014: CNBC “Power Lunch” – “Why Millennials Can’t Find Jobs“
- 3/30/2014: Fox News “Fox & Friends” – “Life After College“
- 3/19/2014: Men’s Health Magazine – “7 Signs You’re About to Be Fired“
- 3/16/2014: USA Today – “Slow start, shaky future for millennials“
- 3/11/2014: Psychology Today (March Issue) – “The Beat (Up) Generation“
- 3/4/2014: Quartz – “Why so many actors brought Mom to the Oscars“
- 3/3/2014: Entrepreneur – “Why ‘Gen Z’ May Be More Entrepreneurial Than ‘Gen Y‘”
- 3/3/2014: BusinessWeek – “The Time to Start Building a Career Is in High School“
- 2/19/2014: Fast Company – “Stop Wasting Your Intern’s Potential and Get Your Own Coffee“
- 2/22/2014: Business News Daily – “The Secret to Landing a Job After Graduation? Experience“
- 2/13/2014: Human Resource Executive – “Finding the Workforce of Tomorrow“
- 2/11/2014: US News & World Report – “How the Recession Changed Gen Y“
- 2/11/2014: US News & World Report – “Why It’s Important to Think About Your Career in High School“
- 2/8/2014: CNBC – “Hey millennials: Time to start spending already!“
- 2/8/2014: The Motley Fool – “Want a Job After Graduation? Try Working for Free“
- 2/8/2014: MarketWatch – “Job Interviews Are Getting Weirder“
- 2/7/2014: Christian Science Monitor – “Jobs scarce, college grads go into business for themselves“
- 2/7/2014: Policy Mic – “Teens Are on LinkedIn and Freaking About Their Careers“
- 2/6/2014: Money Magazine (January Issue) – “Tweet yourself to a new job“
- 2/5/204: AOL Jobs – “How To Get An Internship In High School“
- 2/4/2014: New York Times – “Today in Small Business: Spying on Employees“
- 2/4/2014: Main St – “Interns Are Getting Younger as Companies Hire from High Schools“
- 2/3/2014: Forbes – “Why Focusing On Your Career In High School Will Pay Dividends Later“
- 2/3/2014: Workforce – “How I Spent My Summer
- 2/3/2014: Business Insider – “Today’s Job Competition Is So Fierce That High School Students Are Getting Internships“
- 2/1/2014: Psychologies (UK) – “Beat the Fear Culture at Work“
- 1/24/2014: NECN – “Bieber behaving badly: Building a brand“
- 1/24/2014: CTV (Kevin Newman Live) – “‘Ten Thousand Coffees’ website connects youth with mentors“
- 1/3/2014: The Economic Times – “Corporate hierarchies will flatten, creating more equality“
- 12/31/2013: US News & World Report – “7 Ways to Be Better at Your Job in 2014“
- 12/26/2013: CTV – “Career 2014“
- 12/22/2013: Harvard Business Review Magazine [January 2014 Issue] – “The Perils of Self Promotion
- 12/16/2013: USA Today – “New norm for workplace“
- 12/16/2013: Main St. – “Can Gen Y Shake Its Bad Rap at Work?“
- 12/15/2013: Wall Street Journal – “When the Brand You’re Selling Is You“
- 11/25/2013: Chicago Tribune – “A pro-gratitude attitude“
- 11/8/2013: Atlanta Business Journal – “Schawbel shows how to promote yourself“
- 10/30/2013: MarketWatch – “Why boomers are happier than millennials at work“
- 10/24/2013: San Francisco Chronicle – “Millennials face tough slog in job market“
- 10/24/2013: Quartz – “Baby boomers care about retirement plans while millennials want pet health insurance“
- 10/24/2013: CBS News – “4 ways to cope with the move-home generation“
- 10/24/2013: ABC News – “Are Fair Trade Clothes a Fair Deal?
- 10/24/2013: AOL Jobs – “3 Of 10 Millennials Forced To Move Back Home After Starting Career“
- 10/24/2013: CNN – “Work for free, advertize yourself: How millennials can nab perfect job“
- 10/24/2013: LA Times – “Living with your parents“
- 10/23/2013: Mashable – “How to Write a Rockstar Twitter Bio“
- 10/19/2013: Wall Street Journal – “There’s a Right Way to Do Online Networking“
- 10/17/2013: Human Resource Executive – “Reaping the rewards of giving“
- 10/17/2013: Mashable – “20 Twitter Resources for Job Hunters“
- 10/11/2013: ZDNET – “Top tips for the job-hunting Generation Y“
- 10/9/2013: Mashable – “The Case Against Business Introductions“
- 10/8/2013: CNN – “Five reasons the office will become redundant“
- 10/10/2013: Entrepreneur – “10 Ways to Promote Yourself to Entrepreneurial Success“
- 10/7/2013: Business Insider – “5 Things Entrepreneurs Need To Know About The Changing Workplace“
- 10/3/2013: USA Today – “On the Job: Introverts, extroverts CAN get along“
- 10/3/2013: Quartz – “How to quit in front of an audience of 11 million“
- 9/28/2013: The Economist – “Winning the generation game“
- 9/28/2013: Dallas Morning News – “Business book reviews“
- 9/25/2013: New York Magazine – “Here’s This Thing I Wrote About Women and Self-Promotion“
- 9/24/2013: Human Resource Executive – “A Manager-Millennial Disconnect“
- 9/22/2013: Metro – “Career success means following new rules“
- 9/19/2013: Wall Street Journal – “Millennials And Their Managers Don’t See Eye to Eye“
- 9/18/2013: Self Magazine – “How to network anywhere“
- 9/17/2013: Miami Herald – “Keeping millennial workers happy is just smart business“
- 9/17/2013: Fox Business – “How to deal with a younger boss“
- 9/16/2013: Financial Post – “Like it or not, Millennials will change the workplace“
- 9/16/2013: NECN – “Generation Y in the workplace“
- 9/13/2013: Fortune – “Moving your career ahead after a merger“
- 9/13/2013: SHRM – “Promote Yourself“
- 9/11/2013: TheStreet.com – “4 Ways Gen Y Workers Can Improve Their Terrible Image“
- 9/11/2013: Entrepreneur – “6 tips for managing millennials“
- 9/10/2013: Miami Herald – “Millennials offer a lot to employers but have their own expectations, too“
- 9/8/2013: The Economic Times – “Bosses don’t think highly of younger workers“
- 9/6/2013: Yahoo! News – “How the class of 2017 will transform college“
- 9/6/2013: Main Street – “This is why millennials lack loyalty toward employers“
- 9/5/2013: Investors Business Daily – “Top performers get noticed“
- 9/5/2013: San Francisco Chronicle – “Do your skills match managers’ needs?“
- 9/5/2013: Upstart Business Journal – “Want to be an entrepreneur?“
- 9/4/2013: Globe And Mail – “If millennials want to lead, they need to stop jumping ship“
- 9/4/2013: IT Business Edge – “Millennials, Managers Miscommunication“
- 9/4/2013: Inc. – “5 Steps to Becoming More Marketable“
- 9/4/2013: Fast Company – “Why Do Only 7% of Managers Consider Social Media Skills Important For Employees?“
- 9/4/2013: BusinessWeek – “The soft skills managers want“
- 9/3/2013: The Daily Beast – “Millennial Workers Want Flexibility and Mentorship From Skeptical Managers“
- 9/3/2013: Business Insider – “14 Rules Of The New Workplace That Millennials Need To Master“
- 9/3/2013: LA Times – “Employers have negative view of Gen Y workers“
- 9/3/2013: Harvard Business Review – “You’re probably wrong about millennials“
- 9/3/2013: Entrepreneur – “3 Things You Don’t Know About Intrapreneurship“
- 9/3/2013: Financial Times – “Is it disloyal to be ambitious for the top job in public?“
- 9/3/2013: US News – “Want to Earn More? LeIs it disloyal to be ambitious for the top job in public?arn to Promote Yourself“
- 9/3/2013: The Guardian – “Can’t find your dream job? Try creating your own from scratch“
- 9/3/2013: Inc. – “The Best Advice I Ever Got“
- 9/3/2013: TIME – “How to Get Ahead at Work“
- 9/3/2013: Business Insider – “Why Gen Y Workers Have No Idea What Their Managers Expect From Them“
- 9/1/2013: Daily Beast – “Millennial males seek work-life balance too“
- 8/30/2013: Huffington Post – “Book review: Promote Yourself“
- 8/30/2013: Fox Business – “How to Quit Your Job and Start a Business“
- 8/28/2013: Parade – “Two Books to Boost Your Career“
- 8/27/2013: TechCrunch – “Keen On… Promoting Yourself: How Social Media Won’t Help You Get A Job“
- 8/26/2013: MarketWatch – “How to get strangers to do your chores“
- 8/26/2013: Inc. – “8 Ways to Make Millennials Care About Your Brand“
- 8/25/2013: Chicago Tribune – “Career book of the year“
- 8/24/2013: Success Magazine (September Issue) – “Reading List: Promote Yourself“
- 8/23/2013: MarketWatch – “Does your kid need a LinkedIn profile?“
- 8/16/2013: CNBC.com – “Marissa Mayer goes glamorous in Vogue! fashion-heavy profile“
- 8/16/2013: Women’s Health – “12 Ways to Become the Office Superstar“
- 8/16/2013: Entrepreneur – “How Not to Fire Employees in the Social Media Age“
- 8/16/2013: CBS News – “Millennial retention: 5 ways to keep young talent“
- 8/14/2013: Wall Street Journal “Lunch Break” Video – “Millennials Have More Clout at Work Than They Realize“
- 8/14/2013: MarketWatch – “How Gen Y workers miss out on money, perks“
- 8/13/2013: Fast Company – “How to turn the job you have into the one you want“
- 8/12/2013: CIO – “9 Ways to Ace the IT Executive Interview“
- 8/12/2013: Human Resource Executive – “A Mass Exodus of Millennials“
- 8/12/2013: InvestorPlace – “A Message For Millennials“
- 8/6/2013: Washington Post – “What it costs to replace a twenty-something“
- 8/6/2013: Upstart Business Journal – “Millennial job jumpers are costly, so retention equals dollars“
- 8/4/2013: Psychology Today – “Taking Charge of Your Career: Summer Reading“
- 8/2/2013: Chicago Tribune – “The cost of millennials job hopping“
- 8/2/2013: CNBC “Street Signs” – “Millennial Revolving Door“
- 7/31/2013: Boston Globe – “Advice for Recent Graduates Entering the Workforce“
- 7/30/2013: Wall Street Journal – “How to Survive the Office Picnic“
- 7/29/2013: New York Post – “Saving Face“
- 7/17/2013: HRE – “When Bosses Want to be ‘Friends‘”
- 7/11/2013: Yahoo! – “A self-promotion pro tells how to get ahead“
- 7/6/2013: Globe and Mail – “Six tips on how to work from home successfully“
- 7/5/2013: MarketWatch – “Twitter spammers impersonate celebrities“
- 7/3/2013: Today Show – “The Myths About Millennials“
- 6/26/2013: BBC – “Can social media get you fired?“
- 6/26/2013: The Guardian – “Three steps to creating your personal brand – and why it matters“
- 6/24/2013: Mainstreet – “Recession Means More Work For Gen Xers“
- 6/23/2013: Chicago Tribune – “New careers for teachers“
- 6/22/2013: MSN – “Time for new grads to clean up their act online?“
- 6/22/2013: MarketWatch – “10 things millennials won’t tell you“
- 6/17/2013: Globe And Mail – “Entrepreneurs-in-residence bring startup mentality to big firms“
- 6/11/2013: Mashable – “Millennials prefer traditional classrooms over online ones“
- 6/11/2013: USA Today – “Students prefer real classrooms over virtual“
- 6/11/2013: Daily Mail – “Students feel unprepared for the world of work“
- 6/11/2013: CNBC – “Students Give Colleges ‘Incomplete’ on Job Prep“
- 6/6/2013: BBC – “Turning around when your job feels like a dead end“
- 6/4/2013: AARP Bulletin (June Issue) – “Looking for a Job? Why You Need to Go Social“
- 5/31/2013: ABC News – “Generation X Fares Poorly During Recession, Study Finds“
- 5/22/2013: BusinessInsider – “Millennials Have Their Own Definition of Entrepreneurship“
- 5/22/2013: CIO – “9 Steps to Build Your Personal Brand (and Your Career)“
- 5/18/2013: Publishers Weekly – “Welcome the Millennials“
- 5/17/2013: Parade Magazine – “How Do Generations Differ in the Workplace?“
- 5/16/2013: Inc. – “Survey: What Millennials Really Want at Work“
- 5/15/2013: BusinessWeek – “Millennials Want to Be Entrepreneurs. That Doesn’t Always Mean Starting Businesses“
- 5/14/2013: Miami Herald – “Young entrepreneurs redefining work world“
- 5/12/2013: USA Today – “Tech gives new ways to be rude“
- 4/23/2013: BusinessWeek – “The New Rules For The Modern Workplace“
- 4/22/2013: Star Tribune – “Cassidy Turley Space Appeals to Millennials“
- 4/17/2013: Self Magazine (May Issue) – “Help! My Boss Found Out I’m Interviewing!“
- 4/8/2013: NECN – “Facebook Home, Good Or Bad For The Brand?“
- 4/4/2013: Women’s Health Magazine – “Use Social Media to Boost Your Career“
- 4/3/2013: Forbes – “How To Showcase Your Personal Brand In A Job Interview“
- 4/1/2013: AARP – “Tough Job Interview Questions You Should Ask“
- 3/18/2013: Women’s Health Magazine – “Do Short Emails Piss People Off?“
- 3/5/2013: USA Today – “Pave offers alternative to costly college loans“
- 3/1/2013: Metro – “Own it, make it, change it“
- 2/28/2013: US News & World Report – “Who’s The Riskiest Generation of Them All?“
- 2/28/2013: Inc. – “Your Parents May Be Better Entrepreneurs Than You“
- 2/27/2013: Fast Company – “Boomers Take More Risks, Start More Businesses Than Twentysomethings: Study“
- 2/27/2013: Yahoo! Small Business – “Baby Boomers Say They’re More Entrepreneurial Than Their Offspring“
- 2/27/2013: Forbes – “Millennial Meltdown“
- 2/27/2013: CBS MoneyWatch – “Are Gen-Yers Less Entrepreneurial?“
- 2/15/2013: Fox Business “Willis Report” – “Costco Sued for Allegedly Selling Fake Tiffany Engagement Rings“
- 2/1/2013: Fox Business – “How Confidence Affects Employment and the Job Hunt“
- 1/28/2013: Men’s Health – “How to Be the Boss’s Favorite“
- 1/28/2013: US News & World Report: “25 Career Mistakes to Banish for 2013“
- 1/21/2013: Chicago Tribune: “Stand by your brand“
- 12/22/2012: Boston Globe – “Dan Schawbel is a branded one to watch by Forbes“
- 12/17/2012: Forbes Magazine – “Forbes 30 Under 30“
Media Reviews
“Career book of the year.”
– Chicago Tribune
“A smart, practical guide on navigating the world of work today.”
– USA Today
“Schawbel provides simple and effective tips to use your online presence to grow your career instead of destroy it.”
– The Boston Globe
“A sweeping guide on how to spread your influence in the modern workplace.”
– Parade
“Outlines a process for building a successful career in an age of ever-changing technologies and economic uncertainty.”
– INC.
“Suggests a variety of strategies to help Generation Y succeed and thrive professionally.”
– Forbes
“Even as Schawbel is advising readers on how to get ahead, he warns against excessive self-promotion.”
– Harvard Business Review Magazine [January 2014]
“Career success secrets.”
– Women’s Health
“Focuses on the mindsets you need and the powerful actions you can take to make yourself indispensible in the workplace.”
– Psychology Today
“The definitive guide to clawing one’s way up from the mail room. Part self-marketing strategy, part self-help reminder, this is the book to get your younger sibling or little cousin who’s about to graduate from college and start crashing regularly on your couch.”
– LinkedIn
“Although this book targets millennials, much of its advice is universally helpful”
– Success Magazine
“With Promote Yourself, Schawbel turns his considerable talents to advising Millennials about how to succeed in today’s increasingly competitive marketplace.”
– TechCrunch
“Reveals the new rules of the modern workplace that young people must learn to get ahead.”
– Business Insider
“He encourages young workers to become “intrapreneurs” within the corporation by taking risks, selling their ideas and seeing opportunities where others don’t.”
– Miami Herald
“A handbook of how to navigate the challenges in growing your career through a multi-generational workplace.”
– San Francisco Chronicle
“Promote Yourself gives you the tools you need to excel in the workplace. Schawbel demonstrates exactly how to take your career into your own hands and push forward. It’s the perfect instruction book to help Millennials get the edge they need.”
– The Huffington Post
“If you want to get promoted, read this book. Schawbel’s fresh, compelling writing style will keep you immersed in the pages of Promote Yourself as you learn timely ways to advance your career.”
– T & D Magazine
“He stresses the need to work within the system, focusing on ways that corporate life can be used to your advantage.”
– Publishers Weekly
“A book to watch.”
– 800-CEO-Read
“A manifesto of the modern workplace.”
– Small Business Trends
Testimonials
“This is a book about freedom. The freedom to chart your own path, make your own ruckus and stand up and say to the world, “here, I made this.””
– Seth Godin, New York Times Bestseller and author of The Icarus Deception
“Promote Yourself is a very engaging and extremely thought provoking read. The topic is both timely and highly relevant and Dan sets the foundation with the facts and stories, distilled with both actionable and practical insights. I learned a lot from it and so will you!”
– Brad Smith, CEO of Intuit
“Dan Schawbel is the new voice of the workplace. What I love is that Dan is living and doing what he teaches. Promote Yourself is a fast read with very actionable advice that anyone can use to take their career to the next level. His book can help you live rich now!”
– David Bach, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Automatic Millionaire
“Schawbel’s book is a game-changer for any employee who is looking to get ahead at work. It reveals the skills and strategies that will turn you into a future leader.”
– Stephen R. Covey, author, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People and The 3rd Alternative
“Promote Yourself will motivate you to make a positive difference in your own career.”
– Patti Stanger, Star of Bravo TV’s The Millionaire Matchmaker
“Dan Schawbel offers up terrific ideas on promoting yourself and your skills that will translate into promotions in any field. And while he targets Millennials with his wisdom, workers of all ages will benefit from his advice.”
– Harvey Mackay, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Swim With The Sharks Without Being Eaten Alive
“In this remarkable book, Schawbel gives you all the resources, advice and inspiration you need to take charge of your own career and get ahead at work. Read Promote Yourself if you want to achieve your dreams and have fun doing it.”
– Jack Canfield, Co-creator of the New York Times bestselling Chicken Soup for the Soul® series and The Success Principles
“If you’re just standing around waiting and hoping for the boss to notice you, I’ve got bad news: It’s probably not going to happen. High-performing leaders are attracted to activity. You’ve got to get moving! In Promote Yourself, Dan Schawbel shows you what to do to get noticed—and get promoted—inside the company you’re already with.”
– Dave Ramsey, New York Times bestselling author and nationally syndicated radio show host
“”Promote Yourself,” written by Dan Schawbel, is an insightful and inspiring book that will help navigate you through obstacles such as personal branding, promotions, and how to take charge of your career.”
– Daymond John, Founder of Fubu and investor/shark on ABC’s reality hit Shark Tank
“Schawbel will help you navigate the new workplace with ease and give you all the tools you need in order to stand out at work and get promoted faster than your peers!”
– Barbara Corcoran, Founder of The Corcoran Group and investor/shark on ABC’s reality hit Shark Tank
“Dan Schawbel’s new book is the ultimate guide to career success.”Promote Yourself,” is the first book of its kind to focus both on actions, and perceptions, and how that combination creates the ultimate path to happiness, fulfillment, and money.”
– Jeffrey Gitomer, author of 21.5 Unbreakable Laws of Selling
“Promote Yourself is a perfect read for young people starting their ‘real’ job, or veterans who want to up their game. Think of Dan Schawbel’s new book as everything you always wanted to know about building a career but didn’t know how (or whom) to ask.”
– Daniel H. Pink, #1 New York Times bestselling author of To Sell Is Human and Drive
“Packed with research, real-life examples, and practical, concrete suggestions for action, Promote Yourself is an invaluable guide for anyone considering how to succeed better inside—and outside—of work.”
– Gretchen Rubin, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Happiness Project and Happier at Home
“Don’t let the title fool you—Promote Yourself is not about blowing your own horn in any kind of an arrogant way. It’s about harnessing your strengths and making them evident in your workplace. Dan Schawbel shares his expert formula for career success in a way that inspires a level of confidence and a desire for success that didn’t exist before. Read this book and let Dan introduce you to your best self.”
– Ken Blanchard, coauthor of The One Minute Manager® and Trust Works!
“The world of work moves fast. Today’s professionals need to stay relevant by traversing the corporate lattice, continually acquiring transferable skills and experiences–and the networks that form along with them. Promote Yourself provides savvy ways for Gen Yers to build and enhance their personal brand calling cards.”
– Cathy Benko, Vice Chairman, Deloitte LLP, and best-selling author, Mass Career Customization: Aligning the Workplace with Today’s Nontraditional Workforce
“Promote Yourself is a useful and comprehensive guide to success in the workplace. If you are someone who enjoys being successful/not-fired, you should read this book.”
– Ben Lerer, co-founder of Thrillist Media Group and Managing Director of Lerer Ventures
“Everyone in business needs perspective and job counsel along the way. Dan Schawbel’s book is a goldmine of valuable tips. I’ve already passed it along to one of my kids.”
– Ken Roman, former Chairman/CEO, Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide
“Most career self-help books are written by pretenders for pretenders. Dan Schawbel’s “Promote Yourself” is the opposite. Keen, insightful and written by a realist and for the talented.”
– David D’Alessandro, Bestselling author of Career Warfare and Former CEO of John Hancock
“Promote Yourself is a fascinating read and also a practical guide, for anyone entering the job force. Right on! Thank you Dan for giving us inspiration, and a solid blueprint for building a successful career.”
– Richard Thalheimer, founder and former CEO of The Sharper Image
“Promote Yourself is a tactical and practical guide to navigate the new world of work. It will inspire you to create your own career path and control your own destiny.”
– Guy Kawasaki, former chief evangelist of Apple, NY Times Bestselling author of Enchantment and author of APE
“Schawbel’s book contains valuable, not so obvious insights to getting ahead in making your mark in today’ s competitive workplace. The book is based on Dan’s solid research, provides sound advice and just might be one of your most valuable reads.”
– Michael Feuer, Founder and Former CEO of OfficeMax
“A Fast Company article, ‘The Brand Called You’ changed Dan’s life. I promise that if you read Dan’s book, it will change your life!”
– Alan M. Webber, Co-founder, Fast Company magazine
“This should be the last book a young person bent on success should have to read. Dan melts the concept of success into an action plan. What you will learn is that everything you need is something you already have, or have access to, and the only thing left to do is to tap these resources to be the successful person you are by getting done what it takes for the world to notice.”
– Mel Ziegler, Founder of Banana Republic and Author of Wild Company
“Promote Yourself is a book I wish I had when I first started my career. It will help you enhance your skills, deal with different generations in the workplace and become the leader that your company needs you to be.”
– Doug Conant, Former CEO of Campbell Soup Company, Founder and CEO of ConantLeadership and New York Times bestselling author of TouchPoints
“Promote Yourself is loaded with so much terrific, valuable, usable information for getting ahead–and staying there–I’m embarrassed to admit that I learned a lot myself. This is a book not only for every college grad but for anyone who wants to take their career to an awesome new level.”
– Kate White, Former Editor-in-Chief of Cosmopolitan Magazine & New York Times bestselling author
“Having spent years moving up inside a large organization I can attest that Dan’s book contains the essential secrets to promote yourself to the top.”
– Terry Jones, Founder Travelocity & Chairman of Kayak.com
“I love this book. Promote Yourself is absolutely the best all-around book I’ve read about and for Millennials. From the very first paragraph to the last, Dan Schawbel offers clear insights, persuasive facts, compelling examples, and practical tips on what you need to do to be successful in the new world of work.”
– Jim Kouzes, coauthor of The Leadership Challenge and the Dean’s Executive Fellow of Leadership, Leavey School of Business, Santa Clara University
“Brand is a building block for every great business success story and every brand develops as a result of thoughtful planning and exceptional step by step execution. In getting ahead within a company, however, no brand is more important than your own and Dan Schawbel gives you the blueprint to form it, cultivate it and master it.”
– Bob Davis, Founder And Former CEO of Lycos
“If there is one thing that will help you set yourself apart from others on your career journey, it’s your personal brand. Promote Yourself is a helpful guide for anyone looking to build their personal brand. Whether you are just starting your career, getting a new business off the ground, or looking to advance your career, Schawbel’s book provides actionable advice that will lead to success.”
– Gail Goodman, CEO of Constant Contact
“Learn modern career strategies that will help you get ahead.”
– Ryan Paugh, co-founder of The Young Entrepreneur Council
“Has lots of helpful advice.”
– Zac Bissonnette, New York Times bestselling author of How to be Richer, Smarter and Better Looking than Your Parents
“Two big likeable thumbs up to this research-driven guidebook to your career today.”
– Dave Kerpen, New York Times bestselling author of Likeable Social Media
“I consider this book the definitive guide to clawing one’s way up from the mail room. Part self-marketing strategy, part self-help reminder, this is the book to get your younger sibling or little cousin who’s about to graduate from college and start crashing regularly on your couch.”
– Shane Snow, Co-Founder of Contently and author of Smartcuts