Unemployed: How Desperation Led me to the Worst Job Ever
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| Rating | : | 4.63 (833 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1452532443 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 126 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-01-10 |
| Language | : | English |
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She shares her home with many loving pets, including her cat, Eli Manning.. Educated at Rutgers University, she holds a BA in information technology and informatics, as well as a MA in communication and information studies. About the AuthorLaura Dolan-Hayes is a success coach, author, and humorist who lives in Westfield, New Jersey, with her husband Ken, a chiropractor
Kindle Customer said We can all relate!. I really enjoyed this book about one woman's struggle with unhappiness at her job and how the power of positive thinking can change ones situation. I think everyone can relate to being unhappy with your job, your life, your in-laws, etc. in one way or another and how we think about those things (either positively or negatively) can affect everything around us and maybe even lead to li. jessica porcelli said Highly recommended.. Witty, poignant, and a very fast read. Highly recommended.. "Great product & price" according to Sharon M. Great product & price
Laura Dolan-Hayes is a success coach, author, and humorist who lives in Westfield, New Jersey, with her husband Ken, a chiropractor. Educated at Rutgers University, she holds a BA in information technology and informatics, as well as a MA in communication and information studies. She shares her home with many loving pets, including her cat, Eli Manning.
If you're unemployed, working in a job you hate, have the boss from hell, have a crazy mother-in-law, or you simply like to laugh, you will relate to Unemployed: How Desperation Led Me to the Worst Job Ever.. Like a swarming band of locusts, the family brings on nervousness, lack of money, a raucous trip in an inner tube, a whopping case of hemorrhoids, the pursuit of a replacement dog (just in case), the medicinal consumption of gallons of red wine, and some pretty lively dinner conversation. Desperate a