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Five simple steps to move on successfully after redundancy
Eleanor Tweddell worked in the corporate world for over twenty years, in senior management positions, for companies including Virgin Atlantic, Costa Coffee and Vodafone until she was made redundant. This inspired her to start her own company, Another Door, to work with individuals and organisations to provide advice and support through redundancy.
As a redundancy survivor myself, this book reminded me why an
ending - especially an unexpected one - can be the best kind of
beginning. Packed full of realistic inspiration, advice and
motivation, this is the perfect guidebook for the moment when your
career punches you in the face
*Viv Groskop, author of Lift As You Climb: Women and the Art of
Ambition*
Eleanor Tweddell has created a book that is part survival guide,
part life coach. A warm and welcoming Sherpa helping you escape the
valleys of rejection bound for the peaks of opportunity
*Bruce Daisley, bestselling author of The Joy of Work*
'This book is so much more than a user guide to life after
redundancy - it's an inspiring journey of how to deal with the
knocks of everyday life, written with humour, empathy and
honesty'
*Debbie Hewitt MBE, Chair, Visa Europe*
A sensitive balance of acknowledging the seriousness of redundancy
by providing practical, real-world advice for how to tackle the
challenge whilst recognising that humour can be found in every
situation
*Joe Thompson, former MD, Virgin Holidays*
This book takes away the stigma associated with redundancy and
turns it into an opportunity to rethink your career and discover
work that works for you
*Alison Grade, author of The Freelance Bible*
The first of its kind and so relatable, this book is all
encompassing, practical, real and provides a guiding mind. An
encouraging read that provides reflection and gives inner
confidence and most importantly encouragement and focus on the
future. It's as though Eleanor is there with you every step of the
way!
*Steve Griffiths, Managing Director, MAG London Stansted
Airport*
A book I wish I'd have at my disposal on several occasions during
my career and I will no doubt dip back into it on several more to
come. With Eleanor at the helm, redundancy becomes less a door
slammed in one's face, more, quite literally, another door through
which to walk
*Cally Beaton, Comedian, Writer, Speaker, Business Mentor*
Eleanor approaches the emotional side of redundancy with honesty
and then backs it up with simple actionable steps. Now has never
been a better time to make the most of losing your job! And if
you're going to do that then do it with dignity, grace and
positivity - which is given in spades in this book
*Robin Waite, Founder, Fearless Business*
Woe to the unprepared! If you have the proper training, support and
advice in advance, you can suffer any redundancy and reclaim your
life and career. This book is a must read for today's working
force
*James Victoire, author of Feck Perfuction*
Life has a way of smacking us in the face when we least expect it.
Where before there was certainty, there is now worry and sleepless
nights. Thankfully there's no need for you to struggle alone any
longer. With this brilliant book and Eleanor Tweddell as your
trusted guide, you'll be armed with the belief and tools to
navigate this path with confidence and a swagger. Eleanor's
personality shines through in this book and she provides some tough
love to edge you towards a more fulfilling future that you probably
can't even imagine right now
*Laurence McCahill, The Happy Startup School*
The combination of lived experience, empathy and practical advice
is a powerful thing. Eleanor very thoughtfully and carefully takes
the reader through all aspects of redundancy with a focus on the
biggest question of all...'what next?' With large doses of clear
forward-facing advice, reassurance and encouragement, this book is
an immensely positive read
*Alex Mahon, CEO, Channel 4*
Frank and supportive advice for anyone going through what is a
shitty time, and filled with strategies on how to emerge from
it
*Steven Haines, author of How to Go to Work*
Highly recommended
*Vishen Lakhiani, ‘The Mind Valley Podcast’*
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