Bøger af Eric Woodard

Looking for an Internship? When it comes to finding an internship, does it seem like some have an unfair advantage? Well, sorry to be the one to tell you, but you're right; they do. How can you compete? How can you get access to the vital working-world education that a great mentor based internship provides? You need to get an unfair advantage of your own. You need to read this book. Choosing an Internship Selecting an internship is a big decision that will likely impact the rest of your professional life....so, you know, no pressure! How can you know what sort of internship will be right for you? This book will walk you through the things you ought to think about. Finding an Internship Once you decide on the kind of internship you want - how do you find it? This book will tell you about all the ways to find an internship that most people miss. Finding an internship is actually not as difficult as you might think - this book will show you how to leave no stone unturned during your search. Landing an Internship So you've found your dream internship - how can you make sure that you stand out among the rest so you can make the opportunity yours? This book will show you how. Don't go looking for an internship before you read this book! Scroll up and get a copy now.

You're Finally Done With School! Now What? Get An Internship! In this job market, it's the candidates with knowledge and experience that get hired...so how does a student or recent graduate get experience? Eric Woodard grew up in Bangkok, transferred colleges 7 times, became a scuba instructor on Guam, then he got an internship at the White House. Your Last Day of School gives students specific, actionable advice about how they can be massively successful during an internship. Based on the author's experience as an intern at the White House, and later as a White House and Capitol Hill staffer charged with managing interns in some very high octane environments, he offer 56 steps to help students become awesome interns. Many students pursue internships today, but very few have been taught the skills they need to thrive as interns. Rather than use their valuable internship time to learn the basics, this book teaches students the skills they need to start their internship on the right foot and start learning the good stuff from day one. This work is aimed at students - but also their parents, their teachers, and the employers who mentor them as interns. You would think that somebody must have already written a book like this, but they haven't. Students, parents, teachers, and employers all know students could be better prepared for internships "" they just aren't sure how. This book offers the solution. Why You Need An Internship Still not convinced you need an internship? This book may change your mind. Most students don't understand that many lessons are not taught in school. If you approach an internship the right way, you can learn some of the basics about the workplace before you begin, and be great on day one. How Do You Get An Internship? Finding an internship that will help you with your education and career goals may seem daunting, but if you go about it the right way, it's actually not too difficult to do. This book shares some of the best strategies for getting that internship that will take you to the next level. What To Expect From An Internship Many young professionals entering the working world through internships get tripped up because they have wrong expectations going into the workplace. This book offers a ton of great advice about how students can think about the workplace in ways that will help them thrive. The Skills You Need Not sure what skills you'll need to succeed during an internship? This book lists all of the main important skills you'll need - with tips about how to get those skills if you don't have them already. Communication Succeeding at an internship in the workplace so often depends on knowing how to communicate. This book will teach you how. Special Tricks Many seasoned professionals spend a career learning certain special trick and shortcuts to help them succeed at work. You can learn about many of them just by reading this book. Don't go into an internship without reading this book! Scroll up and grab a copy today.

Also published with the same ISBN in 2015 by Allworth Press under the author Mark Babbitt and with a different subtitle.

This is the hardback version. The true story is finally told about Jeanne Eagels, legendary Broadway actress (as Sadie Thompson in Somerset Maugham's Rain) and film star (as Leslie Crosbie in The Letter.) She lived a life of renown, yet her rocky path to fame-with its many struggles and triumphs-propelled her into increasing- ly erratic behavior, culminating in a shocking ending that stunned the entire world. This fully revised and updated edition includes new revelations and details from Eagels herself and family and friends about her Midwestern childhood; her chaotic personal life; her uncompromising artistry; and her lifelong battle with inner demons. Illustrated with a refreshed collection of 150 rarely seen images. Praise for Jeanne Eagels: A Life Revealed "Jeanne Eagels: A Life Revealed offers a startling look at the actress and her times ... packed with detail and drama, and does bring Jeanne Eagels into 21st century focus as an ambitious, driven woman who often fought the system, but could not defeat her own demons." - Liz Smith, New York Social Diary"Their research, to this reader, sparkles and shines . . . the kind of meat one likes with this rich meal of a book." - Stephen Michael Shearer, author of Gloria Swanson: The Ultimate Star "What you are about to read is nothing short of remarkable." - Michelle Morgan, author of The Ice Cream Blonde and Carole Lombard: Twentieth Century StarEric Woodard is the author of Hometown Girl and Travillla Film Fashion Paper Dolls. The former archivist and historian for the estate of award-winning film and fashion designer William Travilla, he is currently working on an upcoming biography of the couturier. Eric has also assisted with and contributed to several Marilyn Monroe biographies, art books and documentaries. Tara Hanks is the author of two novels, Wicked Baby and The Mmm Girl. She also writes extensively about popular culture for a wide range of magazines and websites, and has maintained the Everlasting Star Updates blog since 2010.

The true story is finally told about Jeanne Eagels, legendary Broadway actress (as Sadie Thompson in Somerset Maugham's Rain) and film star (as Leslie Crosbie in The Letter.) She lived a life of renown, yet her rocky path to fame-with its many struggles and triumphs-propelled her into increasingly erratic behavior, culminating in a shocking ending that stunned the entire world. This fully revised and updated edition includes new revelations and details from Eagels herself and family and friends about her Midwestern childhood; her chaotic personal life; her uncompromising artistry; and her lifelong battle with inner demons. Illustrated with a refreshed collection of 150 rarely seen images. Praise for Jeanne Eagels: A Life Revealed "Jeanne Eagels: A Life Revealed offers a startling look at the actress and her times ... packed with detail and drama, and does bring Jeanne Eagels into 21st century focus as an ambitious, driven woman who often fought the system, but could not defeat her own demons." - Liz Smith, New York Social Diary"Their research, to this reader, sparkles and shines . . . the kind of meat one likes with this rich meal of a book." - Stephen Michael Shearer, author of Gloria Swanson: The Ultimate Star "What you are about to read is nothing short of remarkable." - Michelle Morgan, author of The Ice Cream Blonde and Carole Lombard: Twentieth Century StarEric Woodard is the author of Hometown Girl and Travillla Film Fashion Paper Dolls. The former archivist and historian for the estate of award-winning film and fashion designer William Travilla, he is currently working on an upcoming biography of the couturier. Eric has also assisted with and contributed to several Marilyn Monroe biographies, art books and documentaries. Tara Hanks is the author of two novels, Wicked Baby and The Mmm Girl. She also writes extensively about popular culture for a wide range of magazines and websites, and has maintained the Everlasting Star Updates blog since 2010.