Work911 Ezine - Special - Some Great Deals

In this special edition here are some flashes on great deals, either
from us or others.

First, it's "Read an Ebook Week", and I have to tell you I've joined
the Kindle/E-reader world, as has my wife, and we're loving it. In any
event our newest book, If It Wasn't For The Customers, I'd Really Like
This Job is on sale as part of the special E-book Celebrations. The
book sells normally for $16.95, in print, and $9.95 for KIndle/Ipad/
Ipod and smartphones/ereaders, but this week only it's at $5.00 which
is almost silly.

Buy it, download it, and plunk it on to your mobile machine and you're
set. Here's the link info.

Your discount code is RAE50 (It's shown on the page, too). Just go to:
http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/43423?ref=rbacal

Want the printed version? No problem, it's now available at amazon or
via createspace which is the amazon owned printer. Still a great deal.
http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/43423?ref=rbacal

More info about the book contents are on the respective pages above.

What else we got for you?

Title: Acing the Interview: How to Ask and Answer the Questions That
Will Get You the Job! - Free Book Summary

Short Description: Know in ten minutes what takes others hours to
learn, and keep up with the latest trends in the industry.

In this summary you will learn:

* What prospective employers will ask you
* What you should answer and ask in return
* How to avoid common job interview mistakes

Why you should read Acing the Interview:

You got fired. How do you handle that during a job interview? Or you
only spent a year at each of your last two jobs. How do you convince a
prospective employer that you will last? You work for a firm with a
great reputation, but you're not happy. What do you say when an
interviewer asks why you want to leave such a respected outfit? Job
placement and recruitment expert Tony Beshara provides the best
answers to these and other job interview questions. Plus, he explains
the questions you should ask before you accept a job offer. TV
psychologist Dr. Phil McGraw calls Beshara "the number one career
placement guy" in the U.S. If you're job hunting, he's the right
source for valuable job interview insights and information. Here, he
lists more than 450 typical job interview questions and suggested
answers. getAbstract recommends his savvy, comprehensive and helpful
book. Job seekers and interviewers alike will appreciate it.

http://work911.tradepub.com/c/pubRD.mpl?sr=oc&_t=oc:&pc=w_geta16

The Art of Engagement: Bridging the Gap Between People and
Possibilities - Free Book Summary

Know in ten minutes what takes others hours to learn, and keep up with
the latest trends in the industry.
Long Description: In this summary you will learn:

* Why your organization's new strategy will fail if your employees
are not engaged with it
* What six obstacles impede employee engagement
* What are the six best ways to engage employees
* Why "strategic engagement" is a process, not a series of
separate, stand-alone actions

Why you should read The Art of Engagement

Organizational leaders spend considerable time and effort carefully
developing strategies to advance their corporate goals. However, they
often fail to communicate these strategies compellingly to their
employees – the people who must execute every step. Therefore, it is
no surprise that most such strategies fail. Management consultant Jim
Haudan recommends a strategy-sharing approach using visuals, metaphors
and stories to engage employees. He offers tactics for getting them on
board to execute your strategy and organizational directives. One
negative: Many of the illustrations (reductions from original table-
size artwork) are busy and even fuzzy. Some feature tiny text, which
illustrates – in the breech – Haudan's point about using clear visuals
to communicate and engage. Otherwise the book is superior, very
insightful and nicely written. Haudan uses case studies to demonstrate
the effectiveness of his employee engagement process. getAbstract
believes leaders can benefit from learning his tactics for
communicating strategies so employees understand them, support them
and actually implement them.

http://work911.tradepub.com/c/pubRD.mpl?sr=oc&_t=oc:&pc=w_geta18

Web 2.0: Engaging Customer Passion

By selecting the right tools for your company's particular product,
brand or campaign, your organization can fulfill the desire and
expectations that customers now have for interaction.
Long Description: This white paper examines the ways in which
organizations can tap into Web 2.0 interaction as part of the
marketing strategy and tactics to create customer engagement by
matching visitors' passion and to figure out the "best fit" for the
new opportunities that present themselves. In doing so, you can
address online visitors in each phase of their buying cycle including
awareness, interest, desire, action and satisfaction.

http://work911.tradepub.com/c/pubRD.mpl?sr=oc&_t=oc:&pc=w_sdlt02

That's it for this flash update. Enjoy.

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