Past The B.S.: College to Corporate America

by Naomi Morgan

Overview

Naomi was blessed and fortunate to be able to graduate college in 3 years with no debt and have a full-time job a few months after she graduated. However; nothing would prepare her for the cut throat, conniving atmosphere that she was thrown into once she joined the workforce. She relied on her mentor's advice, personal experience, and work experiences to get her through, and now she wants to turn her knowledge into a guide for young adults. Naomi states,
"I wish college offered a class on how to finagle the BS in Corporate America. Corporate America was a ball game that I was totally not prepared for. College also forgot to teach us that there are a different set of rules for People. Of. Color when it comes to "Corporate Politics". "
Past the B.S. aims to give young adults and people of color raw insight to what you might anticipate in the corporate world, along with juicy stories and life lessons learned only through experience from college to Corporate America.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781732706514
Publisher:	AllShe&Co.
Publication date:	09/14/2018
Pages:	258
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.54(d)

About the Author

Naomi needed an outlet to vent, and started documenting her experience as a way to cope with her anxiety. After realizing that she wrote over 10 pages she decided to make it a book. It took her approximately nine months to finish writing, and self-published her first book at the age of 22.

Naomi graduated from The University of Texas at San Antonio with a degree in Human Resource Management. Naomi has been mentoring young girls since her sophomore year in college. She was a part of the First-Year experience program at the University of Texas at San Antonio which helped incoming freshman transition into college. She was also a part of a volunteer and women empowerment organization called Women of Honor. She was an active member and President of NAACP Unit#69AK and continued to mentor and give back after she graduated in organizations such as Advocacy Now, where she mentored middle school girls in Missouri City, TX She believes in the importance of teaching others and pushing people towards the best version of themselves.

Editorial Reviews

This book is really insightful for anyone especially minorities who are looking to work in corporate or for that high school student looking for tips on the college experience.

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