Commercial Awareness

This is the dilemma all young professionals face. You’ve found the job you want to get. But you’re required to be ‘commercially aware’. How can you demonstrate this if you’re just starting out on your career?

This book – the completely revised, rewritten and up-to-date version of the best-selling All You Need To Know About Commercial Awareness – shows you how. It explains what business is all about and what commercial awareness is so you’ll be able to impress your future employer.

About the author

Chris Stoakes is a master of language. He also knows the world of business. His books on business subjects such as the financial markets, commercial awareness and the law are hugely popular, especially amongst young people, for their clarity of expression and simplicity of style.

Chris has been writing professionally for thirty years. He has been by-lined in the quality national papers, his words have been quoted in Parliament and he has edited a wide variety of business, finance and legal publications. He is also an award-winning poet.

Chris knows the professional world. He has been a lawyer, a partner in a City law firm and a management consultant. He trains professionals in how to write. He is a qualified teacher and an MBA tutor. It’s this experience and viewpoint that Chris brings to bear in Get To The Point. Chris was educated at Charterhouse and Oxford where he read law.

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