A CONTEMPORARY APPROACH TO HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (fourth edition)
Human Resource Management have become more complex and the issues and policies which have become associated with it have multiplied considerably. It became a complex science, and this book tries to explain peculiarities of this science.
have become more complex and the issues and policies which
have become associated with it have multiplied considerably. have become more complex and the issues and policies which
have become associated with it have multiplied considerably. The
Added by: susan6th | Karma: 3133.45 | Fiction literature | 28 October 2010
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Deadly Advice: An Advice Column Mystery
I won't bother summarizing the plot since it's been done so thoroughly by others, but I will say that although people refer to this book as a "cozy," it is anything but. Sure, there's the amateur sleuth, a bevy of sidekicks, and touches of humor but this book is considerably less "gentle" than most cozy mysteries. In fact, that's why I like it better. So if you're getting tired of the small-town, small-minds type of cozy, pick this one up. You *won't* be disappointed!
While mankind has developed myriad ways of applying and controlling power to dominate and shape our environment, through the use of — tools, weapons, machines, fuels, vehicles, instruments, clothing, buildings and roads, metals, plastics and drugs, agriculture, and electricity — the handling of information has lagged considerably, perhaps because the human brain is itself so remarkably powerful.
This volume about words, and the extraordinary human capacity to store and retrieve them. We hold effortlessly at least 50,000 of them in our minds, the majority of which can be summoned in a split second. No computer has yet come anywhere near simulating the complexities of the internal word-store.
The Shepherd
