Nuts and Bolts Series 1: How to Build a Work Breakdown Structure (Beginnings) 1st edition

GO Nuts and Bolts Series 1: How to Build a Work Breakdown Structure (Beginnings) 1st edition


Author: Carl L. Pritchard
Type: eBook
Language: English
Released: 1999
Publisher: ESI International
Page Count: 68
Format: pdf
ISBN-10: 1890367125
ISBN-13: 9781890367121
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Amazon.com Review Baby boomers, forget all you've learned from your parents about managing your money, your career, and your life. In Die Broke, Stephan Pollan challenges readers to rethink their notions of workplace, money, retirement, and inheritance. He believes that most of us are rooted in thinking that's out of sync with the realities of today's economy. For example, according to Pollan, the "job" is not what it used to be--there's no such thing as corporate loyalty. Making it in today's workplace means putting your own interests first, not your company's. Pollan argues that you should do your best at work, but make sure you're getting the best deal financially. If you're not, then get another job. After all, it's only a job. Die Broke is organized into two sections: the first lays out the principles for dying broke. Pollan bases his whole argument on these four maxims: quit today and work for yourself, not your company; pay cash, melt your credit cards, and don't even think about using your ATM card; don't retire, retirement is a relatively new concept created during the Depression, instead plan to work all your life, and; die broke, after all, you can't take it with you. The second part looks at specific instances of how to put this philosophy into action, covering everything from "Automated Teller Machines and Cards" and "Umbrella Liability Insurance" to "Mortgage Loans" and "Real Estate Investment Trusts." The book draws on Pollan's experience as a financial and legal consultant and includes many examples from his own practice. Some may find Pollan's views extreme. However, if you're starting to think about retirement or are at all worried about your financial future, Die Broke is worth a look. Even if you think you've got it all figured out, this book could change your mind. Review "If you don't read this book, you're going to Die Stupid!" -- -- Dr. Laura Schlessinger, author of Ten Stupid Things Men Do to Mess Up Their Lives and How Could You Do That?! "If you're unhappy with conventional thinking about how we live and plan our lives, this book will speak to you." -- -- Scott Burns, Dallas Morning News "If you're unhappy with conventional thinking about how we live and plan our lives, this book will speak to you." -- -- Scott Burns, Dallas Morning News "Smoothly written...a treasure chest of financial advice." -- -- USA Today --This text refers to the edition.