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Hi! I am from India. I have been writing for an Indian HR magazine, Management Compass and their sister publication, an Education magazine called Educare for the past one year on various HR issues. Apart from that, I have written twenty career related articles in the Times of India, four Indian magazines and two websites. The links of all of them are on my blog- "Make your passion your profession" - http://mypyp.wordpress.com/ . I was also invited by my Alma Mater, the International Management Institute to address the students on career problems in their newsletter. I want to ask how this book can help people from other countries like India where the payment for low paying artistic professions is even lower than the United states ?
Hi! I am from India.
I have been writing for an Indian HR magazine, Management Compass and their sister publication, an Education magazine called Educare for the past one year on various HR issues. Apart from that, I have written twenty career related articles in the Times of India, four Indian magazines and two websites. The links of all of them are on my blog- "Make your passion your profession" - http://mypyp.wordpress.com/ . I was also invited by my Alma Mater, the International Management Institute to address the students on career problems in their newsletter.
I want to ask how this book can help people from other countries like India where the payment for low paying artistic professions is even lower than the United states ?
Hi Hiren, Thank you for this question. I'd like to think this book can help people from other countries. I am the author, so I know that many readers in English speaking countries around the world have bought the book, beginning when it was first published in 1995. The theory the book is based on has decent research support for cultures outside the USA. The strategies (Chapters 4 and 5) ought to work regardless of pay--in fact, given low pay, some of the strategies may be even more necessary than they are in the US. Congratulations on your success as a writer. You must know quite a bit about making your passion your profession from personal experience alone!
Hi Hiren,
Thank you for this question. I'd like to think this book can help people from other countries. I am the author, so I know that many readers in English speaking countries around the world have bought the book, beginning when it was first published in 1995. The theory the book is based on has decent research support for cultures outside the USA. The strategies (Chapters 4 and 5) ought to work regardless of pay--in fact, given low pay, some of the strategies may be even more necessary than they are in the US.
Congratulations on your success as a writer. You must know quite a bit about making your passion your profession from personal experience alone!