The Graduate Handbook: You Don’T Know What You Don’T Know

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Trafford Publishing, Sep 15, 2015 - Self-Help - 196 pages

"Russell J. Bunio thought back to what he had learned from successful supervisors and colleagues when his college bound nephew peppered him with questions about careers, college majors, and being successful

He distilled those lessons into fifty best practices to help his nephewand anyone elseget on the fast track to success upon entering the workforce. Lessons include:

Seek out a mentor so you'll be better equipped to please your primary customeryour boss.

Concentrate on doing it right the first time, because you may not get a second chance.

If you can't find some fun in your job, maybe you should look for someplace else to work.

Show and prove that you are reliable, and you will generate trust.

Focus on making positive contributions and avoid gossip and rumors.

Keep a balance and make time for eating, sleeping, and exercising-daily.

Whether you're a relative trying to help a loved one succeed, an organization welcoming a new 'worker', or a graduate wanting that 'jump start' for success, the Graduate Handbook will help you reach your goals."

 

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Contents

Introduction
From Me To
Having
Focus Your Effort
Copyright

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About the author (2015)

Russell J Bunio has had a distinguished career with General Motors, Cummins Engine, Company, and The Boeing Co., rising from an entry level material planner to Vice President and Chief Procurement Officer. During his career, Mr. Bunio has worked in 10 countries and has visibility of numerous systems, economies, and cultures. He was educated at West Virginia University (BS in Economics) and the European American Study Center, Basel, Switzerland. Mr. Bunio served on numerous boards of directors and received the National Minority Supplier Development Council Appreciation Award for his personal commitment and dedication to helping minority suppliers with entry and participation with Corporate America. Russ and his wife Mary live on Camano Island, Washington in the Great Pacific Northwest!

Bibliographic information

TitleThe Graduate Handbook: You Don’T Know What You Don’T Know
AuthorRussell J. Bunio
PublisherTrafford Publishing, 2015
ISBN1490762191, 9781490762197
Length196 pages
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