Career Killers/ Career Builders, Book Every Millennial Should Read

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An eye-opening book that helps young professionals and college students reach their potential by avoiding the most dangerous life choices that can cause them to ruin their careers is now available in paperback and online.

Author and lecturer John Crossman shares his expertise and insight based from his most requested speech, The Top 5 Ways to Get Fired and The Top 5 Ways to Keep From Being Fired. In “Career Killer/Career Builders” Crossman brings the depth of his personal and professional experience, that transcends professions and lifestyles, to the surface.

As president of one of the largest retail leasing, management and investment sales firms in the Southeast, Crossman’s guidance and insight comes from leadership in one of the most people oriented industries – commercial real estate.

“From my personal experience, there is a need for additional training resources for the millennials on the core aspects of being a professional. Our goal is to help them lead a healthy and successful life,” noted Crossman.

From personally mentoring students at universities and colleges across the country to creating an unparalleled opportunity for advancement and training within Crossman & Company to an unwavering commitment to diversity in the industry, “Career Killers/ Career Builders” is the culmination of best-practice and bad-idea examples and anecdotes for over two decades of first-hand knowledge and experience.

Written in clear, concise language, chapters also offer an inspiring exploration of an insider’s view on how to prepare for conferences, networking and success. The book is an invaluable resource for students, young professionals, as well as the people that employ them.

Real world lessons learned from “Career Killers/Career Builders” are gleaned from John and his brother Scott building Crossman & Company into one of the industry’s most respected and thriving commercial real estate firms.

About John Crossman
John M. Crossman is a nationally recognized writer, panelist and lecturer on successful careers. In addition, he is a mentor and a passionate advocate for young professionals. Mentoring students at universities and colleges throughout the Southeast, John is a sought after expert offering insight on student advancement and professional and personal success.  John is president of Crossman & Company, a regional commercial real estate company. He is married and has two daughters.

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