Career Books

“The most difficult thing to sell in today’s market is an original concept”, says Christy Marx, author of Write Your Way Into Animation and Games: Create a Writing Career in Animation and Games. Breaking into writing for entertainment venues is no easier than selling a blockbuster bestseller: it requires discipline, patience, willingness to entertain criticism [...]

Definition of “freelancer” from dictionary.com: a person who works as a writer, designer, performer or the like selling work or services by the hour, day, job etc., rather than working on a regular salary basis for 1 employer. Definition of who would benefit from treading the book, Starting Your Career as a Freelance Web Designer: [...]

Calling all undergraduates working toward a degree in education!!! Need a clear, straightforward and practical book on a career in teaching? Education: The Practice and Profession of Teaching  by authors Robert F. and Joanne M.  McNergney is the educational text book for you! The information is relevant to today, up to date and very reader friendly, not too [...]

Frank Booty, editor of the Facilities Management Handbook, is an award-winning journalist in marketing and business related topics. Other contributors to the book are Nistha Jeram-Dave, Nicholas Croft, Nicola Pecenicic, Pat Perry, Scott Nash, Chris Taylor, and Louis Wustemann. All of these contributors put their heads together to offer yet another masterful handbook for facilities [...]

The (long) title says it all. Meagan Holub shares with us her experience in the massage industry and what she finds to be the most necessary keys for a successful and leisurely career. This book is great for the amateur or the seasoned professional and specializes in developing the business and marketing side of massage. [...]