statements guidelines mainstream subculture

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100 American Flags (The Collector's Eye)
Kit Hinrichs, Delphine Hirasuna

Ten Speed Press, 2008

The American flag has been raised high in wartime triumph and peacetime celebration; sewn lovingly onto quilts, caps, pillows, and bags; appropriated by popular culture; and faithfully honored every Fourth of July. This vibrant collection of 100 Stars and Stripes artifacts ranges from Civil War-era banners and Native American braided moccasins to an early 20th-century "friendship" kimono and original flag art by several of the world's leading ...

101 Salary Secrets : How to Negotiate Like a Pro

2 reviews
Daniel Porot, Frances Bolles Haynes

Ten Speed Press, 2001

Must have book
Amazing little book. Never seen such a detailed and consetrated information focused on salary negotiation. Worthed each penny I did spend for it.

100 Baseball Icons: From the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
Terry Heffernan, Kit Hinrichs, ...

Ten Speed Press, 2008

100 BASEBALL ICONS presents the treasures of the most famous repository of baseball memorabilia in the world, the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, New York. Given access to the Hall's vast archives, award-winning photographer and lifelong baseball aficionado Terry Heffernan unearths artifacts that represent some of the outstanding achievements and legends in baseball history, including Babe Ruth's bat, "Shoeless Joe" ...

101 Mission Statements from Top Companies: Plus Guidelines for Writing Your Own Mission Statement

1 review
Jeffrey Abrahams

Ten Speed Press, 2007

Mission Statement Mish-Mash
Mission statements have jumped the shark and this book is Exhibit A. Most are vapid and have zero caloric value for employees hungry for real guidance. Moct of the ones selected talk in babble abour being the "best" or "providing legendary service" or by "helping our customers succeed." Abrahams even lists "key" words to use in putting together your company's mission statement as if you too can ...

10 Things Employers Want You to Learn in College: The Know-How You Need to Succeed

4 reviews
William D. Coplin

Ten Speed Press, 2003

Developing the Complete Package
The book points out that college students need to develop real-world know-how in ten crucial skill groups: Work Ethic Physical Performance Speaking Writing Teamwork Influencing People Research Number Crunching Critical Thinking Problem Solving A degree might get your foot in the door, but having these skills will make you a valuable employee. I agree with the author that if a work ...

101 Really Important Things You Already Know, But Keep Forgetting

3 reviews
Ernie J. Zelinski

Ten Speed Press, 2007

The best book I have ever read............
101 Important Things You Already Knew But Keep Forgetting is one of the best inspirational books I have ever read. I bought 4 copies of these books as presents for the people in my life. The stories are short(two pages) and tell life like it is. This book is better than therapy! There is not one page of this book that doesn't have meaning to everyone's personal life experiences.

100 Years of Erotica: A Photographic Portfolio of Mainstream American Subculture from 1845-1945

3 reviews
Paul Aratow

Ten Speed Press, 1999

must see
This is a must for those who are serious about the historical aspects of the genre. We both enjoyed the pictures, especially the sequential sets.

101 Toughest Interview Questions: And Answers That Win the Job!

11 reviews
Daniel Porto, Frances Bolles Haynes

Ten Speed Press, 1999

Great book for appropriate person.
I use this book with my clients who are in year 1 through 5 of their career management strategy, or with any entry to just-above-entry level career person who simply has not interviewed much. Although one previous reviewer attempts to discredit the book by citing a few under par examples, many of the questions reflect true interview situation questions and many of the answers are helpful to those ...