Finding a Way to the Top: Career Moves for Success

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AuthorHouse, Nov 9, 2004 - Business & Economics - 358 pages

Many people will fail at their first and second attempts to be successful in a corporation, not because they lack the academic skills or the technical know-how. They will fail because they lack the knowledge and experience to deal with the discipline of corporate culture.

Black, Hispanic, and Asian women and men are more visible than ever on the corporate ladder, yet they often find that it takes more than talent and ambition to climb to the top.

This step-by-step guide in paperback tells you what you need to know to not only survive, but to thrive in todays job market.

In that position, Mr. Cameron served such clients as Columbia Pictures, Mobile Oil, and the Government of Bermuda. Mr. Cameron has published a number of articles on profit and nonprofit management.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
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Back Cover
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About the author (2004)

RANDOLPH W. CAMERON IS FOUNDER AND PRESIDENT OF CAMERON ENTERPRIZES, A NEW YORK BASED MANAGEMENT CONSULTING FIRM. HIS CLIENT EXPERIENCE INCLUDES AVON PRODUCTS, GREY ADVERTISING, WALSH CONSTRUCTION, THE FORD FOUNDATION, PUBLIC / PRIVATE VENTURES, THE CHILDREN’S AID SOCIETY, UNITED WAY OF NEW YORK CITY, YALE UNIVERSITY, INSTITUTE OF CHURCH ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT, GENERAL BOARD OF GLOBAL MINISTRIES, UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, AND NEW YORK STATE DIVISION OF YOUTH. HE WAS ALSO THE DIRECTOR OF MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS FOR AVON PRODUCTS, INC.. BEFORE JOINING AVON, HE WAS VICE PRESIDENT OF MARKETING AT D. PARKE GIBSON ASSOCIATES, AN INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT – CONSULTING FIRM.

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