Bøger af Charles Pack

You certainly deserve better than the outdated, standard advice, interview preparation manuals and mock interview templates out there to 'help' you prepare for your interview.This publication provides an all-inclusive guide to positive interview preparation empowering you through mindfulness practices From your initial decision to enter the job market, to applications, through to screening and final interviews, you will learn to explore your own inner motivations and mindset, as well as examining your outer-facing actions and how to bring these into alignment to land your dream job.In this book, you will:You will completely manage the behavioral interviewIt will help you find the job you want Find all possible questionsTricks to show the best of your personalityUse your skills in the best wayAnd much more...It is not too much of an exaggeration to think of a job interview as one of the most nerve wrecking situations one can be in. For career changers, there's no telling what to expect in the unpredictable job market Times have certainly changed, and so have the requirements and expectations of employers; what was acceptable or applicable a few years ago may not be so in the modern age.

Roly Flashman, aged seventy, lives in his comfortable apartment at Westridge, a retirement complex in Southern England. He is a prodigious dreamer. Grandson of the infamous and notorious Harry Flashman, Roly's dreams recall his early school days at Rugby and in Switzerland, time with the 11th Hussars in Germany and an Infantry Battalion in Belfast, and life as a military helicopter pilot in various flashpoints around the world."Flashman Rides Again" begins and ends with the tough circumstances faced by soldiers of the Rhodesian armed forces during UDI and the fight to retain their hands on the reins of governance against the inevitability of Mugabe rule. Exhaustive patrolling of the vast areas of the Zimbabwe bush provide a stark contrast to the intensity of Roly's successful ambush of the enemy within two weeks of his arrival there. Following a close shave with death, Roly then becomes involved in a sanctions-busting operation, so important for the nation's survival.Roly's dreams provide a very realistic picture of life as a soldier in Belfast during the Troubles, recalling intensive operations in the Ardoyne with his odious batman, Private Brakspear, by his side. Then, in danger of becoming a scapegoat for a senior officer's incompetence and, pending a Court Martial, Roly goes to work in the City where, unbeknownst to him, his aptitude for the British Secret Services is tested.With the threat of prosecution lifted, Roly is able to indulge a passion to enjoy life as a military helicopter pilot.All the while, his young-at-heart interaction with the other residents and the staff provide a contemporary and constant strand to the book including the re-emergence of the evil Brakspear. Little did Roly know how much he is hated by his former batman in the 11th Hussars, the evil Brakspear, the role he continues to play into Roly's life and Brakspear's final dénouement?An epilogue gives the reader an introduction to the next chapters of Roly's hectic world covering US Embassy hostages in Iran, bent politicians in Italy, a mad chase with the Mafia through San Francisco and political ambitions in the UK.Will Roly Flashman become an MP and achieve even higher office?!

This 1919 book describes both the success of the war garden in helping to reduce food shortages during the World War I period and the necessity for maintaining these gardens during peacetime.