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Drug-impaired professionals

Robert H. Coombs

1997

Creating New Clients

Paul Denvir

2000

Harbingers of Global Change

Roli Varma

2006

Managing big business

Richard R. John, Richard S. Tedlow

1986

Beyond success

John F. Raynolds, John, III Raynolds, Eleanor Raynolds

1988

Losing Your Job Discovering Your Purpose

Joseph de Leon

2003

Executive temping

Saralee Terry Woods

1998

I Don't Know How She Does It

Allison Pearson

2003

Downshifting

Amy Saltzman

1991

Sex in the forbidden zone

Peter Rutter

1990

Gay Men, Straight Jobs

Dan Woog

2001

Professionalism in local government

Young, Ken., Martin Laffin

1990

Professionals and the new managerialism in the public sector

Mark Exworthy, Susan Halford

1999

TRUE PROFESSIONALISM

David H. Maister

1997

The architecture of alienation

David Clarke

1994

Haldane's Best Cover Letters For Professionals (Haldane's Best)

Bernard Haldane Associates

1999

Drop the ball

Tiffany Dufu

2017

Propaganda in the helping professions

Eileen D. Gambrill

2012

Managing the health care professional

Charles R. McConnell

1984

Making waves

Tawna Fenske

2011

Fast track guide to a professional job search

Joanie Natalizio

2010

The American almanac of jobs and salaries

John W. Wright, Edward J. Dwyer

1990

The professor is in

Karen Kelsky

2015

Modern madness

Douglas LaBier

1989

Challenges and opportunities for the conduct of monetary policy

United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs.

1993

IT workers

Thomas W. Ferratt, Fred Niederman

2006

Powerful Professionals

Murray Hiebert

2006

Disciplined minds

Jeff Schmidt

2000

Player manager

Philip Augur, Joy Palmer

2003

Professional Success

John M. Latta

2004

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