How to Get, Keep and Be Well Paid in a Job Reaches Publisher’s Top 10 List for Sales in June, 2009
How to Get, Keep and Be Well Paid in a Job is a work readiness guide that is being used in ESOL programs, youth at risk programs, adult jobs programs, career school programs and by individuals looking to succeed in the workplace.
Palm Beach Gardens, FL, August 01, 2009 --(PR.com)-- This book not only teaches the behaviors and skills expected and valued in the workplace, but explains why those behaviors and skills and so important to business owners and managers. In addition, the book uses real life situations to help illustrate key points. For example, before the book addresses ethics in the workplace, it looks at ethics in everyday life. One situation examined is the illegal downloading of music.
This book was written by Jay Goldberg, DEO of DTR Inc. and a former Service Director for Citibank who developed a work readiness certification program called the best in the United States by a member of the National Skills Standard Board during a presentation of the program in Jacksonville, Florida on 01/14/03.
A good idea for the tone of the book can be ascertained by looking at the book’s table of contents. Every chapter starts by bridging the topic/pop culture reference to the information covered in that chapter. Chapter one is called “The First Date” and is about job interviewing; chapter two is “They Like Me, They Really Like Me “ and is about reporting for the first day of work.
For more information about the book, go to:
outskirtspress.com/webpage.php?ISBN=9781432725297.
For more information about using the book in a program, go to:
www.dtrconsulting.biz/dtrbook.htm.
To read a blog about how to use the book in an informal workplace training program for your staff, go to:
http://workreadiness.blogspot.com
and read through the blog entries.
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This book was written by Jay Goldberg, DEO of DTR Inc. and a former Service Director for Citibank who developed a work readiness certification program called the best in the United States by a member of the National Skills Standard Board during a presentation of the program in Jacksonville, Florida on 01/14/03.
A good idea for the tone of the book can be ascertained by looking at the book’s table of contents. Every chapter starts by bridging the topic/pop culture reference to the information covered in that chapter. Chapter one is called “The First Date” and is about job interviewing; chapter two is “They Like Me, They Really Like Me “ and is about reporting for the first day of work.
For more information about the book, go to:
outskirtspress.com/webpage.php?ISBN=9781432725297.
For more information about using the book in a program, go to:
www.dtrconsulting.biz/dtrbook.htm.
To read a blog about how to use the book in an informal workplace training program for your staff, go to:
http://workreadiness.blogspot.com
and read through the blog entries.
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Contact
DTR Inc.
Jay Goldberg
561-842-9942
www.dtrconsulting.biz
Contact
Jay Goldberg
561-842-9942
www.dtrconsulting.biz
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