Indispensable

If you’re early in your career or stuck in the middle, this book will give you clarity, confidence, and a serious edge. Forget the vague advice – this is the straight-talking, practical career guide we all need right now. This book bridges the gap between working hard and actually getting ahead -- Chris Donnelly, host of Waking Up With Chris Donnelly and Secret Leaders
This book is indeed indispensable, and should be given out to everyone at key moments in their career as the manual of how to do it. This book has words of encouragement, realism, not pretending things are easy, but setting things out to make it as easy as possible. It holds your hand through the tricky moments of work, and gently guides you from not being sure how to handle a situation into having confidence boosting knowledge. This book will be used over and over again when you need some instant reassurance, some trusted advice, a big dose of hope -- Eleanor Tweddell, author of Why Losing Your Job Could Be The Best Thing That Ever Happened To You
Crisp, clear and concise, ‘Indispensable’ is the essential guide to getting, growing and keeping your career. Keep it by your side for these rapidly-changing times to navigate a job market in turmoil -- Jane Hamilton, The Times Recruitment Editor
I'm always sharing to the next generation that they should "be super coachable in everything you do". This book by Chris Hirst gives you the route to personal fulfillment and how to navigate future opportunities. Must read -- Jack Parsons, CEO of Youth Group
From the moment Chris said he’d help you take control of your career, I was hooked. What really hit home was the reminder that it’s your attitude – not just your skills – that drives long-term success. This book really lives up to its name: Indispensable. Whether you’re just starting out, mid-level and figuring out what’s next, or a senior professional looking for a reset, it’s packed with the kind of advice that actually sticks -- Mike Richards, host of The Career Treasury podcast
This is a must read for anyone who is in the workplace right now who wants to not only develop in their career but who ultimately wants to be valued at work for who they are. It’s important to understand your power at work and Chris does this really well by describing areas that we should be paying more attention to. This book addresses several themes such as the importance of great leadership, effective communication, strategies for requesting promotions and pay raises, the necessity of relevant and purposeful meetings, and the vital role of mental health in the workplace. As a career coach, I see these issues arise in my own practice, and I believe this book will be a valuable resource for anyone facing challenges at work. This is ano-nonsense guide for anyone who wants to elevate their career to the next step no matter where they are on their current journey -- Soma Ghosh, host of The Career Happiness podcast
Chris Hirst has always been the business author that cuts through the noise and identifies what's genuinely important. From perceptive reflections on the workplace to genuinely helpful, actionable advice, this should be required reading for anyone looking to build a fantastic career. It is, ironically, indispensable -- Andy Silvester, The Times London Editor