John Lees Bücher

John Lees shows you how to write CVs and cover letters that convey your strengths quickly and get you into the interview process.

Eminent neurologist A.J. Lees travels in the footsteps of his childhood hero, the Victorian explorer Colonel Fawcett, who disappeared in 1925 whilst searching for a lost city in the Amazon. Part travelogue, part memoir, Lees paints a portrait of an elusive Brazil, and a flawed explorer whose doomed mission ruined lives.

You won’t find it on any map, but if you happen to be driving down Route 66 in the dead of night and you’re truly desperate for shelter, sanctuary or secrecy, you might see a battered sign on the side of the road. The Pierrot Courts Hotel – where the tormented make their last stand with the demons that haunt them…where many check in, but few check out. In this haunting conclusion, these demons take literal form.

Focusing on career planning, this book sets out a five-point plan of action which includes networking, job search strategies and successful interview techniques. It includes information for MBA students, along with CV advice, and ideas and suggestions about portfolio careers.

What links together a father and son living on the road with a climber stranded on a mountain? Something sinister lurks in this graphic novel that is part psychological thriller and part horror story.Abraham Stubbs and his father Noah roam America in a nomadic existence. Convinced they are being pursued by sinister government forces, Noah has them living off the grid, burgling houses to survive. Elsewhere, on Mount Rector, the lone survivor of a climbing expedition staggers homeward, covered in blood. Both are on an inevitable collision course with the picturesque Canadian resort town of Braeriach. Massive storm clouds are brewing. The animals are running. Something else is on its way.Drawing on elements of psychological drama and horror, Mountainhead is a character driven story with a sinister undercurrent of the monstrous and distinctive visuals that add an uneasy atmosphere to the narrative.

Challenging conventional research methodologies in healthcare, this book offers an alternative perspective by addressing the restrictive epistemological and ontological assumptions prevalent in the field. It emphasizes the importance of practitioner research, advocating for a more inclusive and reflective approach to understanding and improving healthcare practices.

How To Get A Job You Love is a blueprint for anyone looking for work or planning a career change. Whether you're looking for your first job, a graduate or an experienced professional, this book will guide you through the process. Practical exercises help you spot the work that will suit you best - and how to find it. New Features in the 2021-2022 edition include: - Latest material on managing your social media presence and impact - New insight into creating a better career 'deal' - Extra advice on networking and reaching out using information interviews - Effective job search strategies as more and more jobs are not advertised - Latest advice on what will shorten (or extend) your job search - How to tell your career story at interviews - New and revised exercises including 'should I work for myself?'

This book decodes success for people who hate the idea of selling themselvesForget the empty gloss and promises of personal branding, THE SUCCESS CODE shows you how to make an impression authentically.

This book shows you how to land a job that feels worth getting up for in the morning.