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The McKinsey Way, by former McKinsey & Company associate Ethan M. Rasiel, provides a through-the-keyhole perspective on the way this worldwide consulting institution approaches--and solves--the myriad professional problems encountered by its high-powered clientele. His goal, Rasiel writes, is simple: to communicate "new and useful skills to everyone who wants to be more useful in their business." He then does so by explaining the highly structured, fact-based proprietary methodology that McKinseyites are taught to employ with their Fortune 100 clients, complete with details on the entire process from first considering the basic situation at hand through finally selling a solution to the appropriate powers that be.

All of the critical steps (assembling a team, managing a hierarchy, doing research, conducting interviews, brainstorming) are broken down into specific actions and fleshed out with applicable examples that Rasiel has gathered through interviews with dozens of other former McKinsey employees. The concluding sections on surviving the mythically grueling pace at the organization, known simply to insiders as "the Firm," are designed to help readers successfully tackle the similar challenges and obstacles they regularly face in their own work environments. --Howard Rothman.
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Prayer amidst life’s pain. Father, do you hear me when I pray? Am I praying hard enough? Do you love me enough to answer my prayers? An in-depth eight-week devotional Bible study for women in the Secrets of Soul Gardening series..
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Some authors are worth reading because of their area of expertise, even when their objectivity may be questionable This is true of John Douglas, who follows up his Mindhunter with another assortment of his observations and opinions from his ex-job as the FBI's top expert on constructing behavioral profiles of criminals. This book contains several passages of interest: a detailed discussion of the modus operandi versus the "signature" of a murder, and how each relates to motive; thoughts on how the press and the public can be used to flush out a killer; a taxonomy of pedophiles, with a chapter on how to protect children from them; a detailed analysis of the savage sex-murder of a female Marine; a profile of the Nicole Simpson/Ron Goldman killer; and a report on how the courts are handling behavioral testimony. Always biased, often egotistical, but uniquely experienced--that's Douglas..
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The Amazon River can be a treacherous place even for the most experienced and hardened person. This is the lesson Kali, a ruthless pirate, learns after her murderous mission ends in disaster, and she's faced not only with her own death but that of the people on her ship. With her crew planning a mutiny and the leader of her criminal cartel breathing down Kali's neck, the life of Madeline Cross, an innocent scientist caught up in the fray, should be the least of her worries. Yet, the more Kali tries to ignore her, the more Maddie stresses Kali's shaky control. Killing her might be the only way Kali can survive. Maddie would be just one more life in a string of faceless murders. Except this life would have meaning; this life would matter..
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Title: Pimecrolimus more skin specific than Tacrolimus. (Doesn't Penetrate Skin as Readily).(Elidel)
Publication:Skin & Allergy News (Magazine/Journal)
Date: March 1, 2002
Publisher: International Medical News Group
Volume: 33 Issue: 3 Page: 37(1)

Article Type: Product/Service Evaluation

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