How to ace an interview in today's competitive job market. Career human resources expert Marc Dorio knows how the system works and how it has changed with the advent of Internet interviews, video conferences, and electronic resum?s. In this new edition, he teaches job seekers how to respond to obscure, difficult questions; research salary ranges and negotiate; pull together a resum? package; present their skill set and experience to best effect; follow up after the usual "thank you" note; and dozens of other inside tips. *From a human resources expert *Strong sales record for past editions *Most current information available *Specific details about each step in the process
Anything that can go wrong will.... A guide for everyone's nightmare come true! Survival experts provide illustrated, step-by-step instructions on what you need to know fast like: - how to break down a door, - how to land a plane, - how to jump from a moving car and dozens of other dire situations.
From the photographer of the bestselling I Spy books and creator of the Can You See What I See? series is a new Christmas search-and-find reader chock-full of fun! Children can read the simple text and use the picture clues to search for dozens of hidden trinkets and toys! An illustrated word list in the back of the book provides extra support for the newest readers!
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American Idioms and Some Phrases Just for Fun (ESL Series)
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American Idioms and Some Phrases Just for Fun (ESL Series)
ESL students taking intermediate-level courses will find this book a helpful supplement to their classroom textbook. Just as important, they'll see it as a reliable guide to the intricacies of idiomatic American English. Why, after all, should a newcomer to the English language be expected to make sense out of such phrases as get on the ball...make a beeline...have a bone to pick? These and dozens more phrases are explained, "translated" into more formal English, and repeated in various contexts.
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