Careerpreneurs : Lessons from Leading Women Entrepreneurs on Building a Career Without Boundaries

Rating:
Summary: Taking charge of your entrepreneurial career
Review: In lively and engaging prose, Dorothy Perrin Moore examines the career strategies of successful women business owners and managers. Using recent research and her own case studies, Moore emphasizes building a career by networking with others and employing a team-oriented management style. The book is laden with good advice and links to additional resources. I highly recommend it to people interested in taking charge of their own careers

Rating:
Summary: A Must Buy for All Interested in Women's Careers!
Review: Not since the publication of breaking the Glass Ceiling ( Addison-Wesley, 1987) has there been a book that adequately sings praise for the new career paths of women. Dot Moore's Careerpreneurs shows that there is a new brand of women - educated, savvy, and smart - who are taking control of their careers and blazing their own pathways to success. Dot Moore's Careerpreneurs is thought provoking, interesting, and provocative. The stories told by the entrepreneurial women, and their challenges in leading others, negotiating contracts, and transitioning towards success are quite memorable. A "Must-read" for anyone interested in the career literature, the entrepreneurship literature, the women and diversity literature, and even the general management literature. And a double "must-read" for any woman who is thinking about becoming an entrepreneur, or who already is blazing her own path in this day and age of the new millennium.