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Every job has value.

Bottom of the Food Chain:
A Fresh Perspective on How Your Career Impact Goes Beyond Your Job Title

Even the most seemingly minor actions can contribute to something greater.

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Bottom of the Food Chain is a great perspective and help for those who may not feel they're in a position of power or more in the role of a "worker bee." The reminder that your work matters, ideas for growth and how to see your own potential, as well as space for your own reflections is a great antidote for the "quiet quitting" currently making the rounds. Learning how you bring value to your work may well set you up for your dream job, or you may just find yourself realizing that, regardless of the time it's taking to climb--or not climb--up the ladder, you can always find opportunities for growth and even learn to "lead up." Who should read this? Anyone feeling stale or stuck. LaPora Lindsey brings a wise voice and shares her own experiences of learning your value as a Power Producer, no matter you job title or role.
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Book ReviewGoodreads
Lapora Lindsey nailed it on the head with this book! As an educator, people are constantly shocked to find out that I currently have no desire of becoming an administrator and would rather be in the classroom with students. Lindsey spoke to how I love the work I do, the value of seeking leadership and opportunities in the role I serve, and appreciating my role and what brings me joy. I find joy in serving my students in the classroom and my fellow colleagues through other leadership roles. In the Bottom of the Food Chain, Lindsey states, “Bringing your value to the workplace is not about checking off accomplishments. Bringing your value is about you, bringing what you have to offer and the development in your journey…. take note that the movement doesn’t require you to move upward to meet your goal, it only requires that you move forward.” This message came to me at the right moment to really embrace where I am and the value that my role brings to my school community. This is a must read for any professional!
Book Review
Book ReviewGoodreads
"Bottom of the Food Chain is a great perspective and help for those who may not feel they're in a position of power or more in the role of a "worker bee." The reminder that your work matters, ideas for growth and how to see your own potential, as well as space for your own reflections is a great antidote for the "quiet quitting" currently making the rounds. Learning how you bring value to your work may well set you up for your dream job, or you may just find yourself realizing that, regardless of the time it's taking to climb--or not climb--up the ladder, you can always find opportunities for growth and even learn to "lead up." Who should read this? Anyone feeling stale or stuck. LaPora Lindsey brings a wise voice and shares her own experiences of learning your value as a Power Producer, no matter you job title or role."
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