Best Career Books to Read (Update Your Reading List)  

Simon Sinek is a well-known American author and motivational speaker. He is highly regarded for his TED Talks. 

This book is intended primarily for students who aspire to become better leaders and build a culture of trust, belonging, and safety in their teams. 

This message-oriented book by Randy Pausch comprises perspective reflections on life, death, and the importance of fulfilling one’s dreams.   

Time is all you have, and you may find one day that you have less than you think. This quote summarizes the point of life: to live.  

This book provides a roadmap for a lifetime of meaningful work and professional accomplishment.  

This popular guide is for everyone scouring through job-hunting—whether you got laid off recently, are finding your dream job, are changing careers, or are searching for your first job.  

In the book "Surrounded by Idiots" Thomas Erikson explains how understanding our personalities can improve our relationships and communication skills.

Key concepts:

• We each have four distinct personalities.
• Our personality traits affect our interactions.
• The book offers advice on improving communication and relationships.

'Measure What Matters' teaches you how to set clear goals and track your progress using OKRs.

OKRs help you aim high and stay accountable towards achieving your objectives. The book shares techniques used by Google and shows how to implement them on a larger scale using OKRs.

Are you facing a new, challenging role? With new or challenging career roles come career jitters. Dive into this book’s proven framework to tackle your job obstacles within 90 days of starting a new role.  

The Confidence Code is a must-read for all women who want to succeed in the workplace. The authors highlight the significance of women's confidence, backed by research and real-life experiences of successful women, to reach their full potential.

The book explores how women can tap into their confidence and excel in their careers. It also discusses the importance of women being given equal opportunities to lead and make decisions. With eye-opening insights and captivating stories, this book is a valuable resource for women of all ages.