"Alexandra spoke to 250 students at Illinois State University, and her unique talent for engaging students in thinking about life after college shines through in her bright, charismatic demeanor. She is knowledgeable and believable and really knows how to help."
Amber Neisendorf,
Illinois State University.
"Whether you're having a quarterlife crisis or if you just want an insider's guide to the working world, read They Don't Teach Corporate in College. It will teach you to get your career on track by developing a personal mission statement, accentuating the positive and making well-informed decisions. Sage advice from a gifted young writer."
Ken Blanchard,
Co-Author of The One Minute Manager® and The Leadership Pill.
"We walked into our CEO's office to brief him on the Millennial employee panel we were planning with Alexandra. We brought a copy of They Don't Teach Corporate in College along to show him, but to our surprise, he already had a stack of them in his office. He gives them to promising young employees in the company he happens to meet."
Amanda Tolino,
Campbell's Soup, Inc.
"Many of our attendees told me that Alexandra's session on Millennials made our Marketing Conference a homerun! Everyone today is thirsting for insight into how to think like and reach out to this emerging market - and Alexandra delivers real-life examples and clarity."
Jay Kassing,
President, Marquis Software.
Thanks for visiting the online home of author and consultant Alexandra Levit. Alexandra has authored several books, including the popular business world survival guide They Don't Teach Corporate in College, How'd You Score That Gig?, and Success for Hire
Alexandra's career advice is featured monthly in the Huffington Post, and has been showcased in more than 800 media outlets including ABC News, the Associated Press, USA Today, the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, National Public Radio, Fortune, Yahoo!, and MSN. Known as one of the premiere career spokespeople of her generation, she regularly speaks at universities and corporations on workplace issues facing young employees.
Want to be in Alexandra's next book, Change Your Job, Change Your Life (Random House/2009)? If you've made a major career change, she wants to hear from you.
