Hire Me? Fire Me! Hired Myself

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Could employers soon be begging you to work for them and help them survive the next half century? That’s the theme of Hire me? Fire me! Hired myself . It’s due to the growing number of retirees in developed economies which implies fewer people having to do more work. But expect turmoil in the workplace with higher turnover, more international competition and less loyal workers. This is a book for both employers and employees. From the employer perspective it will be useful to understand the jobs J Curve if they want to understand what motivates employees. From the employee perspective there is work to be done in preparing better for work and performing better. The book contains many case studies across different industries, situations, countries and religions. Take that of Elizabeth Keller, former NASA scientist, now mother of 4 and running her own science business. There are certain rules to follow, not least of which is keeping a sense of humour. There is more at http://wondu.blogspot.com