The Exceptional Graduate: 12 Ways You Can Bloom Effectively in a Talent-based Corporate World (Inspirational Series) (Volume 1)

Getting a job right after school has become a challenge. The university is like a fountain of knowledge where students come to drink from. Some students come to drink, some to sip, and others just to gargle. Given emphasis on the classes people graduate with, it’s surprisingly explains little how they might turn out in life. But our society has been hypnotized into believing that a student who is successful in school will be successful in life, and although this assertion may occasionally be true, the opposite is not necessarily false; because success in the corporate world always awaits your move and the secret has always been getting started, not just talking about what you wish to do. Being educated doesn’t make up for smarter decisions neither does it makes up for good judgment The world is full of graduates with talents who have no course to fight for. They are just waiting for what might come their way and provide them with a daily bread. Being successful is hard. Like Abraham Lincoln stated, it is like moving from one failure to another without losing your enthusiasm but can all the new entrants into the corporate world stand this test of character? Some actually do, and the premise of this book is based on that category. Praise for “The Exceptional Graduate” The world today can swank of thousands of graduates with certificates, degrees and what have you. Sadly, not all of these graduates are happy having a certificate or degree with their names neatly printed on them. Without a doubt, thousands of these graduates are still suffering and leaning on their families for support. In The Exceptional Graduate, Baba Gibreel delves into the corporate world, heightening mistakes which many of these graduates craft in their search for a job, and their quest to better their lives. He doesn’t only end there—Baba offers cooperative techniques on how you can bloom effectively in a talented-based world with or without your degree. I enjoyed reading this book. It’s an eye-opener. I recommend this book to any young person, whether you are in school or not, this great book will bless your life extensively. It is a practical testament for any student, graduates and those who don’t fall into any of these categories. This book will help you to stand out from your classmates—make you exceptional in all your endeavors. This is a sharpening edge.” —Richard Paa Kofi Botchwey Author. Writer. Photojournalist