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In \u201cEverything I Want To Tell My Kids About Business but I’ll Be Dead by the Time They Ask,\u201d author Stephan A. Koskinas presents his own personal path to success, providing a practical and easy-to-follow guide for navigating one\u2019s career. With each new chapter, Koskinas covers the foundational principles necessary for career success, offering insight into the tools and lessons not often taught in a formal business education. He does this in a creative and engaging fashion by correlating each business principal to a story about his experience driving a taxi cab in New York City in the 1970s.<\/p>\n
\u201cAs my career progressed, I realized that the early years\u2019 tasks were \u2018do this, do that,\u2019 for which my college and graduate courses prepared me,\u201d writes Koskinas. \u201cAs my job responsibilities increased continually, I realized there was a whole new skill set that I had to acquire. For example, I had to manage people, create change, style-flex with everyone, resolve conflicts, become a leader, utilize the optimum process for making the right decisions, develop a plan to remain in balance, learn how to flourish in a complex corporate environment, determine what are the \u2018critical success factors\u2019 for each of my jobs, develop an optimum company strategy (and then create a culture to match), develop action plans to improve underperforming operations, implement tactics to secure that next job promotion, and most importantly, learn how to achieve highest excellence in work habits, actions, and results; and carefully plan and implement my career steps.<\/p>\n
\u201cThese new processes and principles I developed for my career became the basis for the book I wrote for my children.\u201d<\/p>\n
Published by Page Publishing, Stephan A. Koskinas\u2019s poignant guide initially came to be in 2016, when he decided to publish his book to help others working hard to succeed in business, while also leaving behind useful knowledge for his own children to navigate the struggles of their personal and professional lives. Through sharing his own story alongside professional advice, \u201cEverything I Want To Tell My Kids About Business but I\u2019ll Be Dead by the Time They Ask\u201d will help anyone, including new entrants, middle managers, senior managers, CEOs and COOs, and small business owners achieve a winning and enjoyable career.<\/p>\n