We all know what the words cat and dog and mother and tree mean. What we really need is a dictionary that helps us with the tough words, like elucubrate, or demesne, or cynosure. True, a standard dictionary can bail us out when we run across a tough word at home or in a library. But we often read elsewhere--in a doctor's waiting room or on a plane, or while on vacation. What do we do then? The Oxford Dictionary of Difficult Words is designed to meet this need.
There's no doubt about it - a job interview is like an interrogation. Employers are going to ask you tough questions Lots of them. How you handle that means the difference between getting a job offer or not. Discover the secrets and techniques to answering tough job interview questions with ease. You will discover how to handle illegal questions, bizarre questions, personal questions, questions intended to put you on the defensive and make you sweat, and so much more.
The Simple Guide to a Minimalist Life was written for those who want to live more enjoyable lives by focusing on simplicity. Do you have clutter that you can't seem to get rid of? Do you have a tough time getting and staying organized? Then this is book is for you.
"How Do I Keep My People Motivated And Selling When The Economy Is Bad And No One Is Buying?!" That is the most popular question I'm asked by sales managers. They all want to know what the big secret is to creating and sustaining amazing sales-even when the economy is taking a turn for the worst. The truth is that YOU, the sales manager, have the power to revitalize and rejuvenate even the laziest of teams to become sales superstars.
Wild Bill Hickok was born James Butler Hickok in a little town on the Illinois border called Troy Grove. In this adventuresome life history, of a tough talking, tough fighting American lawman, the reader will be introduced to his many encounters with bullies, Indians, grizzly bears and gunslingers.
