Master your future: improve your skills with Microsoft's resources and career philosophy

Today, I occasionally read a book named 《Own your future: update your skills with resources and career ideas from Microsoft", I feel very helpful for our technical staff's career planning, personal skills improvement, interview and communication skills, etc. So I will translate it and practice my English by the way, if you are interested, you can check it out.

Introduction:Catherine MurraySince the 1980s s, she has written technical books, which means she has seen many technological changes. She specializes in writing software books that enable people to associate and collaborate, and published a large number of blogs, including blogoffice that provides tips and ideas for using Microsoft Office. In addition to writing technical books, Catherine is also a member of the Environmental News Workers' Association and regularly writes articles on caring for the Earth. As the mother of three children (now the grandmother of two children), she believes that continuous learning of the latest technology is both fascinating and dominant, enables students to bring their skills to the workplace where they need them.

Who is suitable for reading this book?

This book is intended for students interested in exploring career choices and improving their sales skills in the workplace. However, the concepts and resources in the book are also suitable for people who are unemployed or half-unemployed, looking for work, or who want to promote or change jobs and consider improving their skills and opportunities. In particular, this book will help you:

• Learn what kind of technical skills employers are looking
• Identify your learning and work style and how they help you in the workplace
• Evaluate your existing skills and identify the new skills you need
• Draw a learning curve for your career development
• Explore Microsoft's resources and learn your skills in key fields.
• Practice a set of demo abilities-make a sales promotion or presentation-this can be used in your interview
• Establish a career market plan so that you will not be too blind when looking for a job

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