Most Popular Books by James Reed

The ultimate guide to finding the very best person for the job, from the world''s best recruiter. A business is only as great as the people at its heart, making recruitment the most important key to success. In this book, James Reed – chairman of REED, Britain’s largest recruitment company – offers invaluable and specific advice on the secrets to excelling in recruitment. This book is a step-by-step guide to becoming the best recruitment consultant you can be, focusing on strategy and practical advice while revealing the seven key attributes of a great recruiter. This book is an accessible read for recruiters at any stage of their career, packed with tips and examples from REED''s extensive network of recruitment professionals. This thorough and honest book is a must-have for any recruiter.

The third and final book in the REED career trilogy (after Why You? and The 7 Second CV), Life''s Work is a practical, inspirational guide full of advice to help you create a fulfilling career wherever you are in life, from the UK''s best-known authority on jobs and careers. ''For anyone who has got into a bit of a rut, this is a helpful book that will give you some ideas to get yourself motivated again and to think a bit more strategically and energetically about your career'' - FT Advisor ''Life''s Work is a candid, practical and empowering book for those looking to find meaningful work at all stages of life . . . offers unique and unexpected insights into how to build and sustain a rewarding career'' - FE News ''Helps young and not-so-young hopefuls get ahead'' - Sunday Times By the time you retire you''ll have spent a third of your life working. That''s far too long to be stuck in a job you hate or even just tolerate. But where to start? Life''s Work will show you 12 proven ways to fast track your career, so when you leap out of bed every Monday morning you''ll be ready to take on the world. The book is written by James Reed, Chairman of REED, Britain''s best-known recruitment brand. Over the past 25 years he has helped millions of people find jobs. This has given him a deep insight into what makes some people successful in building a rewarding career, while others are stuck in the confusion and frustration of not landing the job they want. Through these multiple observations and conversations, James has learned that there are 12 key ways to build and sustain the career you want. You will learn how to: · Be (sustainably) selfish · Kick start some good habits and kick out some bad ones · Think in days and decades · Be powerful, be prepared · Find a boss you can learn from Today''s job landscape allows you more freedom to carve your own path than ever before. Along with this, however, comes the responsibility of shaping your mind and actions to make your career work for you. This book shows you how. ''Full of ways to fast-track your career'' - The Sun ''Persuades you to think more deeply'' - Bookbag

James Lawrence Sr. was born during the 1720''s. He and his wife, Elizabeth, moved from Virginia to Kentucky before 1780. They had 12 children. Elizabeth died between 1791-1801 and James died 5 Mar 1802 in Danville, Kentucky. Their descendants have lived in Kentucky, Kansas, Oklahoma, Ohio, and other areas in the United States.

At 37 years of age, as a drop-out, addicted to drink and drugs, God intervened in this life. James Reed gave his life to Christ. God called James and his wife Jacki to be missionaries in Uganda during some of its most dark and terrible days in history.

''James Reed is this country''s leading voice on effective, strategic philanthropy. His new book is both a persuasive argument for the PhilCo movement and a call to arms for entrepreneurs and executives who want to make the world – and their own companies – a better place. Read it, then go and put his ideas into action.'' EDWIN SMITH, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF OF SPEAR''S MAGAZINE ''If you believe, as every successful business leader should, that giving back must be baked into your DNA, then James Reed provides the recipe'' DAME IRENE HAYS, OWNER AND CHAIR OF HAYS TRAVEL ''Now that I’ve read this book, I cannot unsee the potential and necessity of Karma Capitalism and the concept of a PhilCo. I will be building these ideas into my business from day one'' SHARMADEAN REID MBE, FOUNDER, CREATIVE CONSULTANT AND ADVOCATE FOR WOMEN''S EMPOWERMENT ‘Businesses (when they’re not cheating you out of your pants) have the power to transform and support our society for the better and James Reed’s insightful book tells us exactly how. I know him personally and believe these ideas could lead the way’ RUBY WAX, COMEDIAN, PERFORMER AND BESTSELLING AUTHOR What''s the point of a business without a purpose? James Reed, Chairman and CEO of Reed and author of Why You? 101 Interview Questions You''ll Never Fear Again, is on a mission to reform capitalism. Corporations, he argues, are largely ignoring their employees, customers and wider community in the pursuit of short-term gain and profit, while charities suffer in the wake of the pandemic and cost-of-living crisis. However, there is an alternative. In his most important business book to date, James sets out his vision to encourage a whole new generation of PhilCos – philanthropic minded businesses with at least 10 per cent of shares owned by a charitable foundation. Inspired by his own company''s commitment to charity, James shares how PhilCos are more likely to: - Stay in business for 40 or more years - Foster shareholders that work toward a lasting legacy - Retain and motivate colleagues - Improve lives through charity work Best of all, being a PhilCo isn''t a different way of doing business. It is a different way of being a business. Based on his own experiences of running Reed as a PhilCo – and drawing on examples of other successes including IKEA, Lego and Rolex – James explains how to choose the right business model for your PhilCo, how to establish a charitable foundation and how to reinvest your profits to make the most impact in the shortest space of time. Part-manifesto, part-guide, Karma Capitalism is a compelling and accessible introduction to the PhilCo movement, proving that it''s good business to be a good business.

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