That's Not the Help I Need: Real Talk for Women About Winning at Work - Paperback

Rosik, Tiffany: - From girl-next-door to CEO, Tiffany Rosik has found her success in the world of business. She holds a Master's in Information Systems from Loyola University Chicago and a Bachelor of Science in Marketing from Millikin University, as well as certifications in Project Management Professional (PMP), Risk Management Professional (RMP), and Technical Negotiation from Harvard Law School. As a dual-sport NCAA athlete in basketball and golf, she learned many lessons about business outside the classroom.After years of successful results in the tech industry, she decided to put her knowledge and unique skills toward building her own business. She is now CEO of TGR Management Consulting and advises Fortune 1000 companies on aligning business and technology initiatives to achieve growth. She develops and recommends the organization's strategic and long-range goals based on analysis and studies of business conditions. Her methodology has delivered repeatable, scalable operations that grow revenue faster while cutting unnecessary costs.Over the years, she left many classes, conferences, and seminars thinking, "That's not the help I need!" She was struck by how one-size-fits-all most business advice tended to be. She wanted the real information, the kind gained from lived experience, and tailored to women. So, she decided to write a book offering just that, sharing her personal insights as a woman who went from the girl-next-door to CEO, balancing business, family, and personal life along the way.That's Not the Help I Need: Real Talk for Women About Winning at Work is relevant for women navigating work, family, and personal life in today's workforce. She shares her advice on everything from asking for a raise to knowing when it's time to go, navigating leaves of absence, and dealing with the realities of being a working mother.Tiffany lives in San Diego with her husband and their two teenage boys. Her office assistant is a chocolate lab named Maddux.She can be found online sponsoring the empowering podcast, "The Business of Nonprofits," where she delves into the dynamic world of social entrepreneurship and philanthropy from a business perspective.