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One year's thought leadership experience per book?
Each popular business book contains 20+ years of on-the-job lessons learned from company executives. Through read-along questions written by our team of ex-CEOs per book, you certify up to one year's worth of thought leadership experience on your resumé based on those lessons learned as if you had been onsite.
On-the-job points?
Like a video game, the more books you read the more on-the-job points you earn to certify thought leadership experience on your resumé from famous CEOs, Tech Leaders, & Billionaires. Afterall, it is their work experience over the course of 20+ years from which you are demonstrating workplace lessons learned.
How do I prove that I read the book?
Read-along questions for each book are written by our network of ex-CEOs who have "been there before" and certify on-the-job lessons learned. Each question lists the chapter and the page range where you can find the answer if you need. You must achieve a 70% score to certify up to one year's worth of thought leadership experience on your resumé.
How do you pick the books listed on the website?
We focus on the most popular business and technology books that executive teams routinely assign out to train their own staff.
Are the books sold separately?
Pricing includes the books. We order and deliver a copy of the book to you within a few days after you purchase an apprenticeship. In essence, we treat each popular business book like a textbook in a college course that has to be purchased in order to earn credit.
Are you accredited?
We take a holistic approach, which more and more people are looking for. The qualifications companies really value are for workplace soft skills beyond the classroom. Our focus is on real-world credentials from the popular business books that executive teams routinely assign out to train their own staff. Tho our credentialing technology is accepted by over 2,300 companies and universities, we're not looking to be accredited by an educational institution but rather by CEOs themselves.
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