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Very good: A book that does not look new and has been read but is in excellent condition. No obvious ...
ISBN
9781577315735

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Product Identifiers

Publisher
New World Library
ISBN-10
1577315731
ISBN-13
9781577315735
eBay Product ID (ePID)
63443207

Product Key Features

Book Title
Career Chronicles : An Insider's Guide to What Jobs Are Really Like - the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from over 750 Professionals
Number of Pages
272 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2008
Topic
Counseling / Career Development, Careers / General
Genre
Education, Business & Economics
Author
Michael Gregory
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
0.6 in
Item Weight
12 Oz
Item Length
8.5 in
Item Width
5.5 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2008-004088
Reviews
"A great tool for the college student who is investigating career opportunities and trying to make a decision about which path to choose. We recommend that students have informational interviews with professionals before choosing a field, and this book is hundreds of informational interviews rolled into one guide! I will recommend it to my students." -Lisa Shacklett, director, Career Development Center, Lipscomb University, "A comprehensive career guide ... Offers a candid view of what it's really like to work in fields from engineering to health care. More than 750 professionals confess the best, worst and most surprising parts of their jobs, giving graduates an insider's view before they start their own on-the-job training." -BookPage "Without sugarcoating the grueling details, this guide still accentuates the positive, and hundreds of personal voices add to the encouraging tone." -Publishers Weekly "A great book for anyone embarking on a new career or making a serious change." -College News "A great tool for the college student who is investigating career opportunities and trying to make a decision about which path to choose. We recommend that students have informational interviews with professionals before choosing a field, and this book is hundreds of informational interviews rolled into one guide! I will recommend it to my students." - Lisa Shacklett, director, Career Development Center, Lipscomb University "This book belongs in every high school library and guidance office." -School Library Journal "I give this book five stars." - Joyce Lain Kennedy, Tribune Media Services "Gregory has compiled an invaluable resource combining tangible and intangible information about the wider work world. Highly recommended for all public libraries and secondary school libraries." -Library Journal "Offer[s] college students an excellent opportunity to make better informed decisions on their career choices." -Midwest Book Review "A valuable overview of many meaningful careers, each of which is richly described and enhanced by the individuals who work in that profession." -ForeWordmagazine "This informative guide may have students rethinking a career choice before they spend years training for something they really do not want to do. High school and college counselors could use this resource to help students choose a career path." - VOYA (Voice of Youth Advocates), "A comprehensive career guide ... Offers a candid view of what it's really like to work in fields from engineering to health care. More than 750 professionals confess the best, worst and most surprising parts of their jobs, giving graduates an insider's view before they start their own on-the-job training." -- BookPage "Without sugarcoating the grueling details, this guide still accentuates the positive, and hundreds of personal voices add to the encouraging tone." -- Publishers Weekly "A great book for anyone embarking on a new career or making a serious change." -- College News "A great tool for the college student who is investigating career opportunities and trying to make a decision about which path to choose. We recommend that students have informational interviews with professionals before choosing a field, and this book is hundreds of informational interviews rolled into one guide! I will recommend it to my students." -- Lisa Shacklett, director, Career Development Center, Lipscomb University "This book belongs in every high school library and guidance office." -- School Library Journal "I give this book five stars." -- Joyce Lain Kennedy, Tribune Media Services "Gregory has compiled an invaluable resource combining tangible and intangible information about the wider work world. Highly recommended for all public libraries and secondary school libraries." -- Library Journal "Offer[s] college students an excellent opportunity to make better informed decisions on their career choices." -- Midwest Book Review "A valuable overview of many meaningful careers, each of which is richly described and enhanced by the individuals who work in that profession." -- ForeWord magazine "This informative guide may have students rethinking a career choice before they spend years training for something they really do not want to do. High school and college counselors could use this resource to help students choose a career path." -- VOYA (Voice of Youth Advocates), "A great tool for the college student who is investigating career opportunities and trying to make a decision about which path to choose. We recommend that students have informational interviews with professionals before choosing a field, and this book is hundreds of informational interviews rolled into one guide! I will recommend it to my students." -- Lisa Shacklett, director, Career Development Center, Lipscomb University, "A comprehensive career guide ... Offers a candid view of what it's really like to work in fields from engineering to health care. More than 750 professionals confess the best, worst and most surprising parts of their jobs, giving graduates an insider's view before they start their own on-the-job training." -BookPage "A great tool for the college student who is investigating career opportunities and trying to make a decision about which path to choose. We recommend that students have informational interviews with professionals before choosing a field, and this book is hundreds of informational interviews rolled into one guide! I will recommend it to my students." -Lisa Shacklett, director, Career Development Center, Lipscomb University, "A comprehensive career guide ... Offers a candid view of what it's really like to work in fields from engineering to health care. More than 750 professionals confess the best, worst and most surprising parts of their jobs, giving graduates an insider's view before they start their own on-the-job training." -BookPage "A great tool for the college student who is investigating career opportunities and trying to make a decision about which path to choose. We recommend that students have informational interviews with professionals before choosing a field, and this book is hundreds of informational interviews rolled into one guide! I will recommend it to my students." -Lisa Shacklett, director, Career Development Center, Lipscomb University "This book belongs in every high school library and guidance office." -School Library Journal
Dewey Edition
22
TitleLeading
The
Dewey Decimal
331.702
Synopsis
In this nuts-and-bolts guide, over 750 professionals speak candidly about "the good, the bad, and the ugly" of two dozen popular professions. Dispensing with romantic fantasies, real-world professionals -- from nurses and pharmacists to architects and attorneys -- speak about the day-to-day realities of their careers in six categories: College vs. Reality; The Biggest Surprise; Hours and Advancement; The Best and the Worst; Changes in the Profession; and Would You Do It All Over Again? Chapters include overviews of each profession, followed by helpful information about education, testing, and registration and licensing requirements; the number of positions across the country; and the average starting or median annual salaries. This valuable resource is filled with the open, personal insights and observations most students and career-changers want -- and need -- to make informed decisions about what they will do with the rest of their lives.
LC Classification Number
HF5382.G733 2008

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    EXCELLENT book...VERY WELL packaged. The item arrived disgracefully late, but this is no fault of the seller, who clearly mailed it on he date he claimed. The good old USPS messed this one up. At one point, tracking records said the package had been delivered to a front porch in some godforsaken burg somewhere in Middle Tennessee, hundred of miles from me. Reckon they recovered it and sent it on. Annoying. But not at all the seller's fault. I'd certainly buy here again.
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    Item was reasonably priced, as described, and packaged well.
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    Shipping was fast and well-packed. However, I would rate the book as "Fair" condition, not "Very Good" as advertised. Many pages were highlighted with writing in margins, and there was a significant water stain. This seller might tend to be optimistic when describing condition.