Russell J. Bunio Shares THE GRADUATE HANDBOOK

Inspired by his college-bound nephew, author Russell J. Bunio shares "The Graduate Handbook" (published by Trafford Publishing). In this practical manual, Bunio shares 50 best practices he learned from successful people he worked with or looked up to in order to help readers maneuver the fast track to success.

"The Graduate Handbook" provides the new worker with 50 best practices that were 'sponged' from some very, very successful people. These practices, if religiously followed, will greatly enhance a new workers potential for success. Everyone wants to be successful, so Bunio presents the necessary tools, approaches, processes and tactics that will make it happen.

The new worker (the graduate) must define what success is for himself and then use this 'handbook' to help him become successful. "The Graduate Handbook" tells the graduate what he needs to do by telling stories, giving examples, and is intended to be an easy, fast read.

"The graduate faces many challenges in today's global marketplace. Competition is no longer confined to your community, state or country," Bunio says. "Finding a good job is difficult. It is extremely important to excel at the job/career. The 50 practices will make the new worker stand up and stand out."

"The Graduate Handbook"
By Russell J. Bunio
Hardcover | 6 x 9in | 196 pages | ISBN 9781490762203
Softcover | 6 x 9in | 196 pages | ISBN 9781490762210
E-Book | 196 pages | ISBN 9781490762197
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author
Russell J. Bunio has had a distinguished career with General Motors, Cummins Engine, Company and The Boeing Co., rising from an entry level material planner to vice president and chief procurement officer. During his career, Bunio has worked in 10 countries and has visibility of numerous systems, economies and cultures. He was educated at West Virginia University (BS in Economics) and the European American Study Center, Basel, Switzerland. Bunio served on numerous boards of directors and received the National Minority Supplier Development Council Appreciation Award for his 'personal commitment and dedication' to helping minority suppliers with entry and participation with corporate America. He and his wife Mary live on Camano Island, Washington.

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