Recalculating: Navigate Your Career Through the Changing World of Work

For the millions of people that struggled to find their balance throughout the pandemic, Lindsey has created a spectacular guide for people not just to find their way back into the workforce, but one that works for them as well. Throughout the book, she offers advice to specifically address what is happening now, with ideas and concepts not just for finding a job but finding your life. If you are feeling stuck or just getting started in the world, Lindsey's book is a perfect companion to go along your career journey!

Great tips and tactics for anyone seeking a new job, or a new career path. Pollack does a great job of putting the job search into the current pandemic/post-pandemic environment, providing valuable insights into how the last year has changed the way we work and the way we look successfully for work. Smart tactical tips for every stage, from building your personal brand to nailing remote interviews to leveling up your skills to make sure you're best poised to get the roles you want.

Found Lindsey Pollak upon the release of her last book, The Remix, which covered adapting and adopting a growth mindset in a multigenerational workforce. Her latest release, Recalculating, is the result of the mother of all pivots during the "unprecedented" year of 2020. After all the career workshops I've attended and all the advice I've picked up on various career advice sites, I feel like this book pulls the best of all the latest wisdom together in one easy to read volume. Definitely appreciate the advice on the new normal of applicant tracking systems, virtual interviewing and building/revamping one's brand in a constantly changing world. One read won't be enough; you'll want to hang on to your copy as a reference.

I first heard Lindsey Pollack on a webinar and even though I normally don't buy books, I have decided to buy this one... and have since bought it for 3 other friends!I have been on a career break taking care of kids and I have recently decided I am ready to return to the workforce. I have read many books on this topic and found that they left me as perplexed about what to do as when I started. Once I picked up this book, I could not put it down! It is more than a massive pep talk... it has actionable steps that are within reach that anyone can do.What a difference it has made in my outlook and prospects! I have reached out to previous colleagues, tapped into existing networks, changed my outlook and I am now scheduling 2-3 networking calls a day! My confidence is hugely improved and this book was a big part of it!

This book is a great gift for grads, those looking to change careers or anyone in transition. I found it relatable, inspiring and practical. Such a good read!

Recent research has shown:64% of employees are going to look for a new job post-pandemic53% of COVID college graduates are under- or unemployedSo here's the question: Are you going to be looking for A job or THE job post-pandemic?This is the question that Lindsey Pollak tackles in her new book Recalculating.This is not your typical job search book. Yes, it has lots of recommendations on tactical actions to take. More importantly, it helps you think through what is important to you in the next opportunity and provides you with tools (literally fill in the blank pages) to help you work through your goals, evaluate your current state, and outline actions to take.So if you are part of the 64 or 53%, use this great book to help you not just hop to the next job but to leap to the next phase of your professional journey.

If you are in career transition, lost your job during the pandemic, or are just interested in some excellent career advice - Recalculating is a must! Lindsey Pollak, your expertise and advice are both powerful and practical. For so many who have been affected by the pandemic, your book provides critical testimony and guidance. Get yourself, your friends, and all job seekers a copy or Recalculating today!

This is the third book by Pollak I've read and the one's I've missed are on my reading list. She writes just as she talks (I've seen her on a few morning shows) which is to say, the writing is conversational, clear, concise, well-researched.Every time I open one of her books it feels like time well-spent. Like many others, I'm trying to find my way back into the (nearly) post-COVID freelance work space and RECALCULATING feels like a cheat code. I'm still completing the workbook-style questions in Chapter 3 where I'm asked to rethink my career story. Pollak asks readers to consider aspects of themselves that I just wouldn't have considered without having read the book.Get this one. Read all of Pollak. It's great stuff.