50 Best Jobs For Your Personality
Publisher: JIST Works (June 2005) | ISBN: 1593571771 | Authors: J. Michael Farr, Laurence Shatkin | PDF | 4,75 Mb | 466 pages
This book helps readers discover their personality type and the 50 best jobs that relate to it. Shows how personality relates to careers.
Includes a self-assessment for determining one"s personality type based on John Holland"s pioneering work: Realistic, Investigative, Artistic, Social, Enterprising, or Conventional. Lists the 50 best jobs that relate to each personality type.
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Electrician's Pocket Manual 2nd Edition
402 pages Complete, compact and featuring formulas, tables, and diagrams in place of lengthy text descriptions, this handy reference delivers job-essential information in a quick look-up format. The new Second edition has been updated to include the 2005 National Electrical Code, new symbols for electrical drafting now being used in CAD drafting, additional coverage of co-axial cable in home wiring, and more on electric motors and controls.
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Landscape and Sustainability
| Publication date : January 2001 | ISBN : 0419250808 | PDF Format, 423 pages | English | Original File Size : 8.4 MB | Compressed File Size : 7,6 MB
This unique book is about landscape, sustainability and the practices of the professions which plan, design and manage landscapes at many scales and in many locations; urban, suburban and rural. Despite the ubiquity of 'sustainability' as a concept, this is the first book to address the relationship between landscape architecture and sustainability in a comprehensive way. Much in the book is underpinned by landscape ecology, in contrast to the idea of landscape as only appealing to the eye or aspiring cerebrally to be fine art. As this book argues, landscape is and must be much more than this; landscape architecture is about making places which are biologically wholesome, socially just and spiritually rewarding. The book argues that the sustainability agenda needs a new mindset among professionals. They need to stop - or postpone - asking first, Is it affordable? Is it beautiful? Is it what the client wants? Is it art? Will my colleagues approve? And instead start asking, first and foremost, Is it sustainable? Or at least, Is it less unsustainable? The chapters of the book move progressively from theory to practice, from the global to the local scale, and from issues of policy and planning through to detailed design and implementation and on to long-term maintenance and management. The contributors raise a complex array of research, policy and professional issues and agendas to contribute to the necessary ongoing debate about the future of both landscape and sustainability.
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