Indispensable
26 June 2025Synopsis
'This book will give you clarity, confidence, and a serious edge . . . The straight-talking, practical career guide we all need right now' – Chris Donnelly, host of Waking Up With Chris Donnelly and Secret Leaders
From the bestselling author of No Bullsh*t Leadership comes the ultimate guide to career success.
Success isn’t luck. Whether you’re at the start of your career, an ambitious young leader, an entrepreneur or on the brink of the boardroom, the fundamentals that make for career success don’t change. This book strips away the jargon, clickbait and corporate bullsh*t to reveal what really works, including how to:
• Get hired (and get ahead)
• Become an indispensable team member
• Manage your boss (instead of being micro-managed)
• Network like a pro (without feeling fake)
• Negotiate the pay rises you deserve
• Maximise your productivity
• Work hard without burning out
Nobody cares about your career as much as you do – so take control, cut through the noise and make yourself Indispensable.
'Cuts through the noise and reminds you what really matters at work . . . No-fluff, real-world advice that shifts how you show up – and stay indispensable' – Harpreet Kaur, winner of the The Apprentice UK
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26 June 2025
9781529051780Reviews
This book will give you clarity, confidence, and a serious edge . . . The straight-talking, practical career guide we all need right nowChris Donnelly, host of Waking Up With Chris Donnelly and Secret Leaders
A brilliant set of leadership tools that will help you succeed whatever your goalSir Clive Woodward
Should be given out to everyone at key moments in their career as the manual of how to do it. It holds your hand through the tricky moments of work. This book will be used over and over again when you need some instant reassurance, some trusted advice, a big dose of hopeEleanor Tweddell, author of Why Losing Your Job Could Be The Best Thing That Ever Happened To You
Crisp, clear and concise . . . The essential guide to getting, growing and keeping your career. Keep it by your side for these rapidly-changing times to navigate a job market in turmoilJane Hamilton, The Times Recruitment Editor
