Indispensable
26 June 2025Synopsis
Read by the author, Chris Hirst.
From the bestselling author of No Bullsh*t Leadership comes an indispensable guide on how to thrive and become a priceless asset in the workplace.
The working world has changed. In an era where the cost of living is rising and competition is rife, it's no longer good enough to have a university degree, a cushy corporate job and a strong work ethic. More and more, people have to stand out to make it.
Knowing how to become indispensable is more important than ever – whether that’s as a junior employee just starting out, a mid-level manager looking to take the next step, or a senior leader who needs to keep their skills sharp and their mind fresh.
Not every indispensable employee is the same – you might be a smart innovator, or a reliable worker bee, or something else entirely – but the principles that underline indispensability are consistent. From perfecting your attitude and applying your aptitude perfectly, to improving your negotiation skills and learning how to network like a champion, Indispensable is the guide to workplace excellence that you didn’t know you needed.
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26 June 2025
9781529051773Reviews
A brilliant set of leadership tools that will help you succeed whatever your goalSir Clive Woodward
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
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
