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Careers & Employment - General & Miscellaneous, Employee Relations & Supervision, Employees - Evaluation, Change Management, Leadership, Business - General & Miscellaneous
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First Hired, Last Fired

by Robert M. Bramson, Susan J. Bramson
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Overview

This book reveals what makes an employee vital to employers so that readers can adopt these job-saving strategies and characteristics.authentic anecdotes and eXamples that will prove to those looking for career growth and stability.

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Book Details

Published
June 1, 1999
Publisher
Lincolnwood, Ill. : Contemporary Books, c1999.
Pages
246
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780809231300

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