As the class of 2022 counts down to graduation and, for many, a live mask-free graduation, a new book supports graduates and fosters early career success.
“From Campus To Career: 25 Tips For Your First Professional Year”—the second edition of the acclaimed career advice book—provides essential guidance to recent graduates making the transition to the workplace. As a cohort marked by virtual learning and the pandemic, the definitive guide to succeeding at work has been updated to reflect the new world of work.
“So much has changed since I wrote ‘From Campus To Cubicle’ seven years ago, and certainly a lot has changed over the last two years,” says author Leilani M. Brown. “Graduates are no longer going to cubicles but many to their dining room table, to shared workspaces or hoteling arrangements at their companies. I thought it was important to publish an update, retaining relevant information but also reflecting the realities of our changed and changing workplaces.”
Brown serves as the personal mentor many wish they had, offering useful tips for working in today’s ever-changing — and largely virtual — workplace. Practical career advice includes relevant and timely advice like cautious use of social media, the importance of developing positive relationships as well as new pro-tips such as living below one’s means to save for a rainy day.
“From Campus To Career: 25 Tips For Your First Professional Year” is available in print, Kindle and eBook formats. It is also available on Amazon.com as well as for institutional bulk purchase for colleges, universities, corporations, and membership organizations.
About Leilani M. Brown
Leilani M. Brown is an award-winning executive and thought leader on workforce development, equity and inclusion, and the future of work. After publishing her first book, “From Campus to Cubicle: 25 Tips for Your First Professional Year,” she has been a featured keynote speaker at numerous colleges and universities, companies, conferences, and national events. Her opinion articles have been published in various media outlets, including Newsweek, Fortune, and other leading publications. Brown earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from Middlebury College and holds a master's degree in Public Administration from New York University.
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