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Lazar, Lydia

 
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Synopsis

Dean Lazar's Golden Guide is designed for all young people who want to find opportunities to be paid to think and to continue to develop their skills. The tone and approach is supportive, warm and engaging. It includes specific, actionable advice for current students and recent graduates, and offers game plans and strategies for networking, thriving at work and balancing career and life challenges.This English edition is complemented by a Chinese/English edition (look for it on Amazon!) for those who would like to see the text in both languages.In either edition, the Golden Guide provides clear advice and guidance for developing the habits of mind and effective behaviors that are likely to lead to career success – no matter what profession or field of inquiry. I wrote Dean Lazar's Golden Guide: Pragmatic Career Advice for Smart Young People after working for more than a decade overseeing graduate law (LL.M) and policy (M.P.P.) admissions at two Chicago area universities, including the University of Chicago's Harris School of Public Policy. The advice I offer reflects the lessons of my own career journey as well as my experience offering career counseling to hundreds of talented young people.Some may define pragmatism as the “opposite” of idealism, but I think the best way to think about it is to see pragmatic thinking as practical and pro-active, in support of your ideals and dreams. Pragmatic behavior is self regarding but certainly not selfish, and this Golden Guide will help those who want to be efficient with their time, effective with their efforts, and successful in their careers and in their lives.

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À propos de l'auteur

As an admissions and career services dean at the University of Chicago's Harris School for Public Policy, and, earlier, as the dean for international law and policy development at IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law, Lydia Lazar helped hundreds of students prepare to win in the career marketplace. A graduate of Dartmouth College and Columbia University, Lydia was initially trained as an urban geographer and worked on water, waste and energy issues in both the public and private sectors. She later earned a J.D. degree and worked briefly as a corporate lawyer before pivoting to academia in 2001. Learn more about her consulting activities, previous publications and outreach activities at www.lydialazar.com.

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