Betrayed by Work: Women’s Stories of Trauma, Healing and Hope after Being Fired (Vocational Guidance and Job Advice for Invaluable Women) Kindle Edition

This is a review for Betrayed by Work: Women’s Stories of Trauma, Healing and Hope after Being Fired (Vocational Guidance and Job Advice for Invaluable Women) Kindle Edition which I was sent a copy of in exchange for this review.

Even though I own my own company I do work with Clients that can fire me if I don’t do something correctly and its scary. As well as hiring Employees including my own son who is 13 and wanting to work.

Having a copy of Betrayed by Work helped me learn what not to do in my own business as well as how to help my son became a Employee any boss would be proud to have.

As I read through Betrayed by Work I even found out this book relates to men who may have lost a job like David did when Covid-19 begin as he became more and more depressed and I didn’t know what to say or how to help him.

I just watched us sinker further and further into debt but if I had had Betrayed by Work and could have gotten David to read the book things might have turned around faster for us.

About:

Recover from Job Loss with Support of Other Women

“This is the first book that I know of that truly helps you learn from women from many professional sectors how to recover from big setbacks in our work lives. It’s a must read.” — Dr. Elena Pezzini, organizational psychologist

#1 New Release in Job Hunting

Successful women show how they reclaimed and rebuilt their personal power and careers after being fired from a job and being rendered powerless by their employers.

Practical job loss recovery tools for women. When women get fired, it is often devastating, traumatic, and isolating. We experience a sudden powerlessness that can destroy our confidence and feelings of self-worth. We grieve. We feel broken.

It affects our self-esteem, our financial well-being, our professional identity, and our ability to look for other work―in short, it affects our entire way of life. How, then, does a woman navigate the emotional impact of this event? With other women.

You are not alone. In Betrayed by Work, authors Julia Erickson, MBA, and Suzanne Vosburg, PhD, bear witness to the stories of women just like you―and just like them.

This book shows how women lost their jobs, describes what happened to them immediately and in the aftermath, validates women’s feelings about being fired, and offers a source of hope and companionship to those of us coping with either our own job loss or the sudden job loss of someone we know or love.

Discover:

• True stories from women who are honest about how they were fired and their feelings
• Key points to help process each story and apply its lesson to your own experience
• Practical takeaways and suggestions to help you cope with job loss

If you were encouraged by personal growth books about women in business like Invaluable by Maya Grossman, In the Company of Women by Grace Bonney, Presence by Amy Cuddy, or Power Moves by Lauren McGoodwin, then you’ll be inspired and empowered by Betrayed by Work.

About Julia Erickson

Julia (Julie) Erickson is an executive and career coach who helps people find their “right fit” work. A survivor of being fired, she has coached many people who have experienced job loss which led to this book.

She wrote an ebook, Your Right Fit Job: Guide to Getting Work You Really Love, and has contributed essays to two other books, one of which is the best-selling Success from the Heart.

She was Executive Director of two non-profit organizations in New York City over twelve years. Prior to that, Julia led public/private workforce development initiatives in NYC government. A graduate of Smith College, Julia has an MBA in Leadership.

Among her awards are the James Beard Foundation’s 2003 Humanitarian of the Year and Woman’s Day Magazine’s 2002 “Women Who Inspire Us.”

About Suzanne Vosburg

Suzanne Vosburg is a writer, researcher and photographer who lives in a historical neighborhood north of New York. She recently acquired an American Alsatian puppy and can regularly be found throwing tennis balls for him outside; he is training her well.

Suzanne’s father owned and managed a medium-sized business; he emphasized how important it is to openly and respectfully address conflict and acknowledge emotions for a company to be healthy.

He thought this was an essential and often overlooked element in many companies. In her work in various academic and industry environments, Suzanne has thought a lot about her father’s perspective. Her book Betrayed by Work pursues her deeply-held interest in how people work together.

Thank you,

Glenda, Charlie and David Cates