‘Flying Start: How To Make Your Own Luck At Work’ by Carol Gillespie


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When starting out on their careers, many people want to be noticed, supported and promoted. Looking at the six natural behaviours, Carole Gillespie describes what we must do to build confidence and encourage others to feel safe in trusting us.

Aimed mainly at the so-called Generation Z (17-24-year-olds), this short book is an easy to read for individuals starting work for the first time. Laid out with diagrams and real-life case-study dilemmas, the author sets out a clear, step-by-step guide on how to start conversations, ask useful questions and build strong and lasting relationships in the work environment.


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