How to become CEO
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TextPublication details: New York: Hachette Book Group, 2015.Description: 88 pages: 20 cmISBN: - 9781559276733
- 820 FOX-H
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Jeffrey J. Fox presents a collection of short, direct “rules” that guide ambitious professionals on how to rise to senior leadership—especially the CEO position. The book focuses on habits, behaviours, discipline, and mindset rather than technical skills. It teaches that becoming a CEO is less about luck and more about consistent action, strategic thinking, strong communication, and visibility.
How to Become CEO by Jeffrey J. Fox is a practical guide that outlines the essential habits, attitudes, and behaviours needed to rise to top leadership positions in any organization. The book is written in a simple, rule-based format, giving short, powerful lessons on how professionals can shape their career path toward becoming a CEO.Fox emphasizes that becoming a CEO is not only about technical knowledge or experience—it is largely about character, discipline, and strategic thinking. He highlights the importance of maintaining a strong reputation, communicating effectively, taking initiative, and continuously learning. The author also stresses that true leaders volunteer for difficult tasks, stay visible, understand the entire business, and remain calm under pressure. Throughout the book, the message is consistent: success comes from consistent effort and smart behaviour. Anyone who adopts these principles—such as professionalism, integrity, confidence, and goal-oriented action—can position themselves for top leadership roles. The book serves as a motivational and practical guide for students, employees, and aspiring leaders who want to grow in their careers and aim high.
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