Ronald L. Krannich Knihy

This book examines the many travel pleasures and shopping treasures found in the major cities of Thailand and Mynamar.

From the chic boutiques of Sydney's Double Bay, Melbourne's Toorak Road, and Australia's unique craft towns and Outback artifact shops to the fascinating tribal world of Papua New Guinea's Highlands, Sepid River, and Trobriand Islands comes one of the most interesting travel books ever written. Uncovering a goldmine of shopping delights, "Shopping in Exciting Australia and Papua New Guinea" is the first 'how-to' shopping book on Australia and Papua New Guinea.

Here's the book that speaks to millions of individuals who have difficult but promising backgrounds. It examines how to best prepare to answer sensitive job interview questions. Shows how to provide honest and positive answers that demonstrate you are the most promising candidate despite your background.

Organized according to each step in the preparation process and augmented with examples to clarify the points made, this book pulls together major principles and techniques used by today's effective speakers.

This guide offers practical strategies for individuals facing employment challenges due to various background issues, such as low grades, lack of experience, or even criminal records. It highlights 35 common interview mistakes and provides a comprehensive list of 101 questions to ask during interviews. Additionally, the book emphasizes the importance of nonverbal communication and includes effective closing and follow-up tactics to enhance job-seeking success.

Shopping guide - "Your Passport to Exciting Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Fiji and Tahiti"

Here's the definitive resume and letter writing guide for transitioning military personnel.

Foget about those trendy theories and anecdotes expounded by others on jobs, careers, and employment. Here's the book that tells it like it really is from the job search trenches.

Welcome to the 21st century job market. Whatever you're doing today will most likely be history ten years from now. Your current skills may well be obsolete. In the coming decade you will probably have three different jobs with three different employers. You may change careers and move to a new community. So what will you be doing three, five, ten or twenty years from now? Will you be working in one of the best or worst jobs? Here's the book that identifies what's happening in the work world of the new talent driven economy. Forecasting 33 major employment trends, the Drs Krannich take a critical look at the best jobs in the decade ahead.