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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. There's nothing more frustrating than playing a game without knowing all the rules. Lawyer and diversity consultant, Sharon E. Jones, can attest to this in her professional life. In her decades of professional experience, Jones has learned how to navigate the complexities of corporate culture and excel in organizations and industries still dominated by White male leadership. Jones acknowledges that it wasn't easy, but she hopes that her new guide to career advancement as a diverse professional will help you avoid some of these same challenges.As a woman of color, she has spent her entire career navigating the conscious and unconscious biases of her supervisors and peers. Jones demystifies ten unwritten rules of the game and provides over 100 strategies to help women and other diverse professionals succeed.Jones discusses: the current trends in diversity in the workplace, the importance of visualizing your goals before you even begin, the value emotional tenacity will have as you encounter challenging situations, the need to identify the metrics for success, the difference good sponsorship can make for your career, the ways your professional appearance alters others' opinions of you, the importance of self-promoting and advertising your strengths, and more rules and techniques to help you build your vision of personal and professional success. Jones has discovered that these lessons can apply to every type of organization and industry. She understands that women and people of color need to work twice as hard just to get rewarded, and she wants to help you overcome the challenges you may face in your workplace. With both research and her own personal anecdotes, Jones explains the best ways to achieve your own definition of career success.…

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Octavo, paperbound (stiff, white, illus. wrappers), 129 pp. Fine. Contents: I'd Much Rather Write You Instead: The Letters of Marjorie K. RAlwings to Bertram C. Cooper (Brent E. Kinser); Dawn and Doom Was in the Branches: Nature, Vodou and the Pastoral Impulse in Their Eyes Were Watching God (Christopher Rieger); The Sun for a Shawl: Florida Presence in Their Eyes Were Watching God (Joanna Webb Johnson); Marjory Stoneman Douglas and the Invasion of Florida (F. Waage); Maud's Barn (Sudye Cauthen); A Little Bit About Boom!: Tennessee Williams and Key West (Ruth Moon Kempher). Literature, Floridiana, Florida, Florida Authors, Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings.…

Octavo, paperbound (stiff, white, illus. wrappers), 129 pp. Fine. Contents: I'd Much Rather Write You Instead: The Letters of Marjorie K. RAlwings to Bertram C. Cooper (Brent E. Kinser); Dawn and Doom Was in the Branches: Nature, Vodou and the Pastoral Impulse in Their Eyes Were Watching God (Christopher Rieger); The Sun for a Shawl: Florida Presence in Their Eyes Were Watching God (Joanna Webb Johnson); Marjory Stoneman Douglas and the Invasion of Florida (F. Waage); Maud's Barn (Sudye Cauthen); A Little Bit About Boom!: Tennessee Williams and Key West (Ruth Moon Kempher). Literature, Floridiana, Florida, Florida Authors, Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings.…

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Softcover. Condition: Very Good with no dust jacket. Sound binding. Pages bright and clean. Wrappers have general handling wear. Mailing label on back. Contents: Findlen, Using questionable sources productively: the parents of Rial, Edwin, and George Plummer of Alna, Maine. Sergeant, The myth of impossible proof: modern genealogy methods and a Holocaust fraud. Condon, Beyond the basics: identifying the parents of Hanna (née Curtin) Barry (c. 1850-1917). DeGrazia and Hudson, Finding truth in traditions: the parents of Jennie Isabel (née Mason) Topping of New York City and Hartford, Connecticut. O'Sullivan, Dear "Master David": a letter rom an African American in the Confederate service. Reviews, features. 10.0" tall; 70 pages.…

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