Creating Job Security Resource Guide 2nd Edition
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Creating Job Security. Resource Guide. 2nd Edition
You Don't Need More Advice! Creating Job Security Resource Guide is not another advice book. It's an easy-to-use resource guide that gives you what you need in the quickest way possible. It's perfect for new grads and experienced professionals alike. You could spend hours searching for the job leads and resources you need -- or worse risk falling victim to a scam website that leaves you with harmful cookies or malware. Your time is worth more! The 2nd edition of the Creating Job Security Resource Guide is your key to finding what you need right away. Save yourself the hassle, time and risk by ordering your copy today. --- This conveniently-sized guide includes 130+ hot job resources, categorized by industry and featuring executive, general, freelance and stay-at-home Web sites. It includes the exclusive scoring model for turning experience, education, talents, and tools into viable career and business opportunities. The "Green Light Scoring Model" (TM) enables readers to evaluate career opportunities based on seven pre-determined elements for success: Income, Opportunity, Creativity, Feasibility, Flexibility, Stability, and Longevity. This simple but powerful resource guide empowers readers to create a short list of ideal jobs for them right now, along with the critical Web resources matching hiring companies with skilled and talented job seekers. --- In addition to the "Creating Job Security" series, Debra Yergen is the author of "Real Life 101" and a lecturer with Kaplan University. She is a recognized subject matter expert on the jobs market and has been published in more than 25 magazines worldwide, and interviewed by USA Today, The New York Times, Reader's Digest, CareerBuilder.com, CNN.com, Yahoo! Hot Jobs, ABCnews.com, Payscale.com, and others about creating job security.
The Last Mistress
"The Last Mistress" is the story of Richard Brown, who leaves an English boarding school at the end of World War II to find his way in the world. Believing that he might have a vocation to take Holy Orders, he decided to travel to Jerusalem and then onto Rome. A brief stay in Paris opens a new world to him. On arrival in Palestine, he gets caught up in the war between Jews and Arabs and is conscripted into the Palestine Police. Posted on the border between Palestine and Lebanon, he gets the opportunity to visit Beirut and enjoy its pleasures before being demobilized and sent back to London. --- His journey through life does not stop there. Graduating from Imperial College, London University, he enters the business world, and as a high-flying investment banker he decides that the sky's the limit. He travels around the world, continuing with his lighthearted erotic romp through life before a tragic event brings him back to earth and allows him to find his true vocation. --- Though by no means an autobiography, much of the background, especially the events in Palestine, are factual and well authenticated. However, as with his previous novels, the author draws on his personal experiences and titillates us with descriptions of gastronomic delights and seductive and sensual pleasures of love.
Michael Kohlhaas: A Tale from an Old Chronicle (German Classics)
"Michael Kohlhaas" is a novella written by famed writer Heinrich von Kleist (1777-1811). The story is based upon the historical figure of Hans Kohlhase, a 16th century merchant who turned violent after being attacked and victimized by the authorities. As a result, he gathered around him a band of criminals and spread terror throughout the whole of Saxony. --- "The novella is a good example of Kleist's excellent narrative art: The action can be summed up in a few words, such as the formula for this story, given expressly on its first page: 'His sense of justice made him a robber and a murderer.' There is no leisurely exposition of time, place, or situation; all the necessary elements are given concisely in the first sentences. The action develops logically, with effective use of retardation and climax, but without disturbing episodes; and the reader is never permitted to forget the central theme. The descriptive element is realistic, with only pertinent details swiftly presented, often in parentheses, while the action moves on. The characterization is skilfully indirect, through unconscious action and speech. The author does not shun the trivial or even the repulsive in detail, nor does he fear the most tragic catastrophes ... The whole work in all its parts is firmly and finely forged by a master workman. --- Kleist has remained a solitary figure in German literature. Owing little to the dominant literary influences of his day, he has also found few imitators. Two generations passed before he began to come into his heritage of legitimate fame. Now ... his place is well assured among the greatest dramatic and narrative authors of Germany." (John S. Nollen)