education-economics

Getting close to graduation and wondering how to pay for college? High School Senior's Guide to Merit and Other No-Need Funding provides a handy list of references for financial aid which are based on merit rather than need: chapters cover the various organizations which award such scholarships and grants, defining eligibility and the financial information needed to apply.

HOW TO BUY A CAR WITHOUT GETTING TAKEN FOR A RIDE

This book provides an "insider's view" of exactly what goes on when auto dealership managers and their salespeople set out to deceive and defraud the public. The author, an attorney who also worked as an auto salesperson and manager for five years, takes the reader step-by-step through the process of victimization from the moment the buyer first enters the dealership until he or she finally walks out--sometimes hours later--"signed, fleeced, and laid away," as the dealers so aptly put it.

These startling revelations will confirm the public's worst fears--from the enticement of false and misleading advertising to the devious machinations of the finance department to the time the buyer goes back for repairs. The reader learns that the confusion, distortion, intimidation, and in many instances actual fraud, are practices condoned and encouraged by management. Mr. Rothman pulls no punches in exposing the secret business policies--many of which are illegal--in order to educate the public to the tricks they will inevitably encounter.

Most importantly, the author hopes (as will the reader) that the information provided will not only help the prospective buyer find his or her way through the mine field of auto dealerships, but will prove to be an impetus for legislative reform that is long overdue.

After reading this book, and thinking about my future career plans, I have one phrase for anyone of college graduate age: Without this knowledge, your future may be in jeopardy. This book gives you an insight into the hiring process that many of us students and graduates probably are unaware. Thank you so much for letting this information out

An excellent account of how black business and black businessmen and women were able to create business empires in a society that set strong boundaries against them. An must read for all Americans interested in the complete evolution of American business!

I have benefited from this book a lot, especially while my job search. It is well organized and written. It is the only book in this area. Has lots of practical information and tips. A must read book for hospitality graduate students.

I have never read anything as comprehensive, complete, informative as this book. The author is a personal friend who has done much of our corporate training. It doesn't get any better than this!

This is an excellent book! It covers every aspect of the options available, the latest in innovative designs & techniques, & a whole lot more. It gives you hints on the best time of the year to buy, how to choose economical appliances, how to be earth-friendly, it's all here. It a textbook, but is very easy to read for anyone.

this book is easy to read, understand , and fantastic. the book is full of alot of good information, and i highly recommmended
sayed omar- Egypt

How To Get A Job And Keep It is an in-depth career guide by career and workplace expert Susan Morem (president of the training and consulting firm Premier Presentation, Inc.) to finding the best job for one's talents and doing well in the workplace. From tips, tricks, and techniques to preparing a resume, applying for jobs and presenting oneself at interviews, to emulating the useful habits of successful people, improving communication skills and learning to properly handle customer service, How To Get A Job And Keep It offers a wealth of "user friendly" advice and is an excellent primer for career hunters regardless of background or experience levels in securing employment.

I am a 1991 graduate of UCLA in Russian Studies. After travelling and working at a few different jobs in different fields, I decided I would like to teach high school math. I had no background or classes in education, but an opportunity to interview and a strong desire to get the position. How to Get the Teaching Position You Want! was highkly recommended to me by a colleague as a source that would be of great help in preparation for the upcoming interview. I quickly ordered the book, read it, and did well enough to be chosen for the position after just one interview. I knew I had the knowledge to teach math, but I needed information in order to present myself at my best. I highly recommend the book to anyone, at whatever level or whatever stage of securing a teaching position.