Things University Doesn’T Teach You
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The books focus is on informal education the type that no university or college is equipped to teach, because it is based on real life experiences.
Covering topics such as networking, mentorship and effective goal setting, it is sure to be equally appreciated by those who wish to read it cover to cover and by those who wish to delve into a specific section for some practical, hands-on advice and guidance.
The work also includes useful links to websites and organisations as well as pertinent further reading recommendations.
Sarah Adenaike
Sarah Adenaike is an award winner by the International Compliance Association for her outstanding performance award. Sarah is a qualified Financial Crime Subject Matter expert with experience working with Tier 1 investment banks locally in the U.K and globally. In addition to supporting global efforts to minimise financial crime, her goal is to raise a community of people who are maximising their potentials. People who understand that theres enough room in the sky for everyone to fly. People who are not afraid to see others win. People who are committed to self-development. She has a passion for empowerment and mentorship and derives pleasure in being able to help others. The difficulties she encountered in her transition from formal education to the real world has led her to write this book, with the primary aim of simplifying the journey of others.
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Things University Doesn’T Teach You - Sarah Adenaike
2018 Sarah Adenaike. All rights reserved.
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Published by AuthorHouse 02/09/2017
ISBN: 978-1-5462-8422-2 (sc)
ISBN: 978-1-5462-8423-9 (hc)
ISBN: 978-1-5462-8663-9 (e)
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Contents
Acknowledgements
The What and the Why
My Story
Let’s Begin
Mentorship and Why It Matters
The Importance of Networking
Manage Your Finances, or They Will Manage You
Time Out
Walk the Walk, Don’t Just Talk the Talk
The Importance of Self-Esteem
Time: Our Most Precious Gift
Goals and Deadlines
A Degree Alone Does Not Equal a Job or a Better Future
Get Involved in Extracurricular Activities
Practice Thinking Outside the Box
Your Curriculum Vitae (CV)
Self-Development
Factors to Consider When Job Hunting
Gaining Work Experience
Persistence Is Crucial
The Future Is Yours
Useful Resources
About the Author
Acknowledgements
This book has passed through several hands, too numerous to mention, but I consider my appreciation a disservice if I fail to mention just a few.
Primarily, I thank God Almighty for the conceptualisation, motivation, and courage to get started despite mitigating circumstances.
My well of gratitude goes to my wonderful family and close friends for their understanding and unrelenting support, most especially, my son, Joseph, for missing out on mom–son time.
I’m also grateful to editor Kate McCarthy, all the way from South Africa, for her input and eagle-eyeing
every detail.
While thanking all, I accept full responsibility for any inadequacy that may inadvertently creep into this book.
Testimonials
Sarah Adenaike’s keen voice has the authenticity and observation borne of extensive experience in compliance. She knows her subject and shares the secrets you need to succeed in the work place. Whether you’re in your first job, a student seeking employment, or a long-time professional, Sarah’s rules of the road will help you meet your goals. She communicates in a straightforward way that makes this first-class read easily digestible and insightful. I wish I had read it years ago.
—Lisa Kate Osofsky, EMEA Regional Chair of Exiger, LLC, and former MLRO at GSI
Inspiring,