Rewired, Rehired, or Retired?
A Global Guide for the Experienced Worker
Category: Career & Self-Development
What Color is Your Parachute?, for the over-50 crowd.
In this summary you will learn
- How changes in health, technology and business have opened new opportunities for older workers
- How to balance work, life and retirement after age 50
- Skills and techniques for older people to employ when looking for a new job
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Why you should read Rewired, Rehired, or Retired?
Robert K. Critchley has written a What Color Is Your Parachute? for the over-50 crowd. The book is timely in that changes in the workplace, medicine and technology have made it possible - and in some cases economically mandatory - for older people to remain in the workforce as full-time and part-time employees, temps and consultants. For many people in this age bracket, however, it’s been many years since they last plunged into a job search. getAbstract.com highly recommends this book, which tends to the basic, for all readers in this newly emerging group.
About the Author
Robert K. Critchley is the Executive Vice President of Global Relationships and Acquisitions for Drake Beam Morin Inc. (DBM), the world’s leading human resource consulting and outplacement firm. In addition to his executive role with DBM, Critchley holds several non-executive director roles with public companies.
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