Wing Tang Wong

At some time or other we are all called upon to write a letter. It may be for a job application an invitation a refusal or a letter of condolence. Whatever the reason it is a task which we do less and less often today and which feels less and less comfortable. To receive a letter is a pleasure; to have to write one has become a chore. The truth is that most people today don't know the rules-and this book is for them. It is a basic guide which starts with guidance in materials presentation addressing dignitaries etc.  read more »

author: Blanche Woolls asin: 0313244405 binding: Hardcover list price: $62.95 USD amazon price: $62.95

This volume is specifically designed to assist the library media specialist in developing skills for project proposal writing. Blanche Woolls meticulously covers all steps, from developing an idea, finding a source of funding, writing and submitting a proposal, through managing a resource project. Beginning with an overview of the current funding situation, Woolls moves to the proposal itself. She discusses such aspects as stating a need, writing goals and objectives, and covers topics such as choosing personnel, itemizing the budget, evaluating the project, and reviewing the proposal itself.  read more »

From the author of the 300,000-copy bestseller The Perfect Resume, a unique catalog of sample resumes for the job seeker in need of practical models, as well as the insight and inspiration to crack today's tough job market.

The written word is as powerful as ever--or can be, if you know how to use it effectively. Whether you want to express sympathy, remorse, support, praise, or outrage, a well-crafted, well-written letter will produce the results you want. But finding just the right word or phrase to express your thoughts or feelings is often difficult. Everyday Letters Ready to Go! solves that problem.  read more »

author: Peter J. Hartman asin: 0967417902 binding: Paperback list price: $29.95 USD amazon price: $29.95

Starting a Documentation Group is the only book devoted to getting a new group up and running in a small company. Drawing on the author's 20 years of experience in starting, rebuilding, and managing documentation groupsas well as input from many of his peersthis book provides a detailed collection of techniques, processes, and guidelines to help you quickly set up an efficient and professional documentation operation. In addition, the appendixes include a description of the product development process, sample templates and job descriptions, and questions to ask during the hiring process.  read more »

author: Alexandra Marmion Roosa Paul L. Chin asin: 0931201667 binding: Paperback list price: $50.00 USD amazon price: $50.00 USD

A must-have reference book for every museum, the Guide helps your institution develop the set of expectations and responsibilities for staff and management, from hiring practices, health benefits, and employee performance appraisals to policies on equal employment opportunity and racial/sexual harassment. Includes sample handbook statements, relevant federal laws, and more.