You -- According to Them: Uncovering the blind spots that impact your reputation and your career
“The opinions of others do matter when you're trying to make your career go forward.You, According to Themis a career advisory guide from Sara Canaday as she suggests how to help one's outward appearance as an employee. Canaday grants practical advice in how to present oneself as a valuable employee and break through the stalling of one's career.You, According to Themis a strong pick for self-improvement and career collections, highly recommended.”--Michael Dunford, ReviewerMidwest Book Review“For leaders (current and future) who want to accelerate their careers, Sara's book is the next best thing to having your own career coach.”--John BaldoniPresident of Baldoni Consulting LLCInternationally Acclaimed Leadership Expert, Author and Speaker“A thoughtful and insightful exploration of the notion of ‘blind spots’ and how they can impact your contribution in the workplace. In particular, the real-life examples of each blind spot resonate in a clear and compelling way with my 35 years of work experience. Well done, Sara!”--Douglas R. ConantFormer President & CEO, Campbell Soup CompanyNew York TimesBest-Selling Author of“TouchPoints”“Every day I see it...otherwise talented people with blind spots that keep them from being their best, and accomplishing all that they could in this life. This book is a timely piece of wisdom.”--Bob BeaudineAuthor of“The Power of WHO”“This book gives a vivid description of the many ways leaders undermine their own reputations and careers. It will help you see yourself ‘warts and all.’ More importantly, in what feels like a very personal coaching session, Sara Canaday then gives you very candid and caring advice for how to succeed. An immensely practical and useful guide.”--Mette NorgaardConsultant and Co-Author of theNew York TimesandWall Street JournalBest Seller,“TouchPoints”“I've seen many careers stalled or derailed by blind spots related to the seemingly subtle behaviors that sabotage leaders' effectiveness. This book helps you ‘self-diagnose’ your blind spots and understand the impact of perceptions on your career success.”--Marcia SilverbergVice President, Chief Human Resources OfficerAscension Health, HR Strategic Initiatives and System Office“There are few things more valuable or fragile than your reputation. But too many of us either lack the courage to ask what others really think or aren't willing to consciously develop virtuous habits that will shape how others see us. This book will help you see yourself through the eyes of others, so you can become the person you were meant to be.”--Jeffrey SandeferFounder, Acton School of BusinessNamed byBusinessWeekas one of the top Entrepreneurship Professors in the United States“You -- According to Themis a must-read for anyone serious about improving the perceived value of their personal brand. It will help readers understand the power of personal reputation and how others' perceptions can impact their ability to compete in the market place. Sara's clear writing style and helpful ‘fast fixes’ make it easy for readers to evaluate their own reputations, take action to elevate them, and accelerate their own journeys towards success.”--Dr. Rich HandleyPresident & Founder, EQ University“Sara Canaday'sYou -- According to Themhits the nail right on the head. Want to have a great company with customers who love you and keep coming back? Start on the inside. Help your leaders fix their blind spots, and they'll build the kind of workplace where customer-facing employees can be their best.”--Jill GriffinInternational Speaker and Corporate AdvisorAuthor of Business Best Seller,“Customer Loyalty: How To Earn It, How To Keep It”