Author and business exec Max Mohamed’s Dodge the Bullet—How to Take Your Name off the Next Layoff List is an invaluable tool for career professionals.  

“In 2008, over two million Americans lost their jobs.” 

Even more disturbing:  “In 2009, that number is expected to be even higher as experts predict the unemployment rate to soar above 10%.”                 

According to Mohamed, these are the facts that working men and women face in our current economic and financial climate. 

How does one stay afloat?  How can one keep their job and make themselves invaluable to their organization?  There is something you can do and Mohamed has written an easy-to-understand guidebook that will prove to be your greatest resource for avoiding unemployment. 

Based on his experience as a senior executive who’s had the responsibility of delivering bad news to employees, Mohammed’s insider advice gives you a step-by-step plan.  You’ll know what to do, how to prepare and more importantly, how to doge the “layoff bullet.” 

Discover what upper-level management takes into consideration when they determine who stays and who goes.  Learn the battlefield techniques—how to survive the “snipers”—where they are and what they’re looking for.  

Mohamed’s indispensable narration is a must read for anyone who wants to avoid becoming another statistic during our nation’s troubled economic climate.

About the Author

Max Mohamed has written for the New York City Tribune and several quarterlies, including the International Freedom Review. Mr. Mohamed is a geologist with an independent oil and gas exploration company and is currently writing his second nonfiction book. He lives in Texas.