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Parker Career Management Collection BOOK TITLE AUTHOR / PUBLISHER YEAR 10 Insider Secrets to a Winning Job Search Todd Bermont 2004 100 Best Nonprofits To Work For Leslie Hamilton & Robert Tragert 2000 100 Greatest Ideas For Building the Business of Your Dreams Ken Langdon 2003 100 Top Internet Job Sites Kristina Ackley 2000 101 Great Answers to the Toughest Interview Questions Ron Fry 2000 175 High-Impact Cover Letters Richard H. Beatty 2002 175 High-Impact Cover Resumes Richard H. Beatty 2002 201 Best Questions to Ask on Your Interview John Kador 2002 25 Top Financial Firms Wetfeet 2004 9 Ways of Working Michael J. Goldberg 1999 A Blueprint For Success Joe Weller 2005 A Message from Garcia Charles Patrick Garcia 2003 A New Brand World Scot Bedbury with Stephen Fenichell 2002 A.T. Kearney Vault 2006 Accenture Vault 2006 Accenture Vault 2006 Accounting Vault 2006 Accounting Wetfeet 2006 Ace Your Case II: Fifteen More Consulting Cases WetFeet 2006 Ace Your Case IV: The Latest and Greatest WetFeet 2006 Ace Your Case VI: Mastering the Case WetFeet 2006 Ace your Case! Consulting Interviews WetFeet 2006 Ace Your Cases III: Practice Makes Perfect WetFeet 2006 Ace Your Interview! (2 copies) WetFeet 2004 Advertising Vault 2006 All About Hedge Funds Robert A. Jaeger 2003 All You Need to Know About the Movie and TV Business Gail Resnik and Scott Trost 1996 All You Need to Know About the Music Business Donald S. Passman 2003 American Management Systems Vault 2002 Ask the Headhunter Nick A. Corcodilos 1997 Asset Management & Retail Brokerage Wetfeet 2006 Asset Management & Retail Brokerage WetFeet 2005 Bain & Company Vault 2006 Bear Stearns Vault 2005 BearingPoint Vault 2006 Beat the Street II I-Banking Interview Practice Guide Wetfeet 2004 Beat the Street Investment Banking Interviews Wetfeet 2003 Beat the Street Investment Banking Interviews Wetfeet 2006 Big Deal Bruce Wasserstein 2000 BigWig Briefs: Become an Investment Banker BigWig Briefs 2001 Parker Career Management Collection Updated: 12/20/2007 Parker Career Management Collection BOOK TITLE AUTHOR / PUBLISHER YEAR BIGWIG Briefs: Career Options for MBAs BIGWIG Briefs, Aspatore Books 2001 Bill Gates Robert Heller 2000 Blink Malcolm Gladwell 2005 Booz Allen Hamilton Vault 2006 Boston Consulting Group Vault 2006 Boston Consulting Group WetFeet 2006 Brag: The Art of Tooting Your Own Horn Peggy Klaus 2003 Brand Management WetFeet 2006 Brand Medicine: The Role of Branding in the Pharmaceutical Industry Tom Blackett & Rebecca Robins 2001 Braxton Associates Vault 2002 Building Strong Brands David A. Aaker 1996 Built to Last James C. Collins and Jerry I. Porras 1994 Busi Buzz (2 copies) J. Randy Gordon 2006 Business is a Contact Sport Richardson and Vidaurreta 2002 Business Lessons For Entrepreneurs: 35 Things I Learned Before the 2003 Mark D. Csordos Age of 30 Business Park Industrial Development Handbook 2nd Edition Urban Land Institute 2001 Can You Say A Few Words? Joan Detz 2006 Canoe Theory: A Secret to Building People & Profit Hibbard, Hibbard, & Stockman 2003 Cap Gemini Ernst & Young Vault 2006 Career Compass Peggy Simonson 2000 Career Guide to Biotech Vault 2004 Careers for Sports Nuts and Other Athletic Types Wm. Ray Heitzmann 1994 Careers in Brand Management WetFeet 2004 Careers in Entertainment and Sports WetFeet 2006 Careers in Information Technology WetFeet 2006 Careers in Management Consulting WetFeet 2006 Careers in Real Estate Vault Careers in Sales WetFeet 2006 Carolyn 101 Carolyn Kepcher 2004 Case in Point: Complete Case Interview Preparation Marc P. Cosentino 2004 CEO's Guide to Talent Management Wellins, Smith & McGee 2006 Changing Course, Changing Careers Mary Ann Bailey 2005 Citigroup's Corporate & Investment Bank Wetfeet 2004 Coaching: Evoking Excellence in Others (2 copies) James Flaherty 2005 Cocoa-Cola Company Vault 2002 Commercial Banking Gup, Kolari 2005 Conquering Corporate America for Women and Minorities Vault 2006 Consultants News Kennedy Information 2006 Consulting Demons Lewis Pinault 2,001 Parker Career Management Collection Updated: 12/20/2007 Parker Career Management Collection BOOK TITLE AUTHOR / PUBLISHER YEAR Consulting for PhDs, Lawyers, and Docters WetFeet 2000 Country Business Guide - Argentina World Trade Press 1998 Revised Country Business Guide - Australia World Trade Press 1998 Revised Country Business Guide - China World Trade Press 1998 Revised Country Business Guide - Hong Kong World Trade Press 1998 Revised Country Business Guide - Japan World Trade Press 1998 Revised Country Business Guide - Korea World Trade Press 1998 Revised Country Business Guide - Mexico World Trade Press 1998 Revised Country Business Guide - Philippines World Trade Press 1998 Revised Country Business Guide - Singapore World Trade Press 1998 Revised Country Business Guide - Taiwan World Trade Press 1998 Revised Cover Letters That Knock 'Em Dead Martin Yate 2004 Credit Suisse Corporate & Investment Banking Vault 2005 Credit Suisse First Boston (2 copies) Wetfeet 2005 Dangerous Company James O'Shea and Charles Madigan 1997 Deloitte & ToucheMarakon Associates Vault 2006 Deutsche Bank Vault 2002 Deutsche Bank (8 copies) Wetfeet 2006 Developing a Lifelong Contract in the Sports Marketplace Greg J. Cylkowski 1994 Dictionary of Finance and Investment Terms Barron's Educational Series 2003 Directory of American Firms Operating in Foreign Countries 16th Edition 2001 Uniworld Business Publications Volume 1 Directory of American Firms Operating in Foreign Countries 16th Edition 2001 Uniworld Business Publications Volume 2 Directory of American Firms Operating in Foreign Countries 16th Edition 2001 Uniworld Business Publications Volume 3 Directory of American Firms Operating in Foreign Countries 18th Edition 2005 Uniworld Business Publications Volume 1 Directory of American Firms Operating in Foreign Countries 18th Edition 2005 Uniworld Business Publications Volume 2 Directory of American Firms Operating in Foreign Countries 18th Edition 2005 Uniworld Business Publications Volume 3 Directory of Foreign Firms Operating in the United States 11th Edition 2002 Uniworld Business Publications Directory of Foreign Firms Operating in the United States 13th Edition 2006 Uniworld Business Publications Discover Your Sales Strengths (2 copies) Benson Smith and Tony Rutigliano 2003 Discovering Your Career in Business (5 copies) Butler & Waldroop 1997 DNA of Leadership Judith Glaser 2006 Do What You Are (3 copies) Tieger & Barron-Tieger 2001 Parker Career Management Collection Updated: 12/20/2007 Parker Career Management Collection BOOK TITLE AUTHOR / PUBLISHER YEAR Do What You Love For the Rest of Your Life Bob Griffiths 2001 Don't Kill the Bosses: Escaping the Hiearchy Trap Samuel A. Culbert, John B. Ullmen 2001 Don't Slurp Your Soup Betty Craig 1991 Do's and Taboos Around the World Roger E. Axtell 1985 Do's and Taboos Around the World for Women in Business 1997 Tami Briggs, Margaret Corcoran, Mary Beth Lamb Dress Casually for Success…For Men 1997 Mark Weber & Van Heusen Creative Design Group Dwell Magazine Allison Arieff 2005 Dynamite Salary Negotiations Ron and Caryl Krannich, Ph.Ds 2001 E2 Using the Power of Ethics and Etiquette in American Business Phyllis Davis 2003 Eco Guide to Careers that Make a Difference Environmental Careers Organization 2004 Emerging Markets Desk Reference Capital Access International 1999 Emotional Intelligence Quick Book Travis Bradberry & Jean Greaves 2005 Energy Employers Vault 2006 Energy Industry Vault 2005 Entertainment & Media Industry Almanac Plunkett 2006 Entertainment and Media Industry Almanac Plunkett 2006 Ernst & Young Vault 2002 Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award Gregory K. Ericksen 2002 EVA (Economic Value Added): The Real Key to Creating Wealth Al Ehrbar 1998 Everybody's Business David Grayson & Adrian Hodges 2002 Execution Larry Bossidy, Ram Charan 2002 Executive Job-Changing Workbook John Lucht 2002 Executive Resumes & How to Write Them Donald Asher 1997 Executive Search and Your Career AESC 2005 Executive Search and Your Career AESC 2005 Fashion Industry Vault 2006 Fearless Interviewing Marky Stein 2003 Finance Interviews Vault 2002 Financial Services Employers Vault 2007 Finding the Right Career path Wetfeet 2006 Finding Your Way with an MBA Susan Cohn & Donald Hudson 2000 First, Break All the Rules (2 copies) Buckingham and Coffman 1999 Five Temptations of a CEO Patrick Lencioni 1998 Flight of the Creative Class Richard Florida 2005 Follow This Path Coffman & Gonzalez-Molina 2002 From Alchemy to IPO - the business of biotechnology Cynthia Robbins-Roth 2000 From Making a Profit to Making a Difference Richard M. King 2000 Future of Human Resource Management Losey, Meisinger, Urlich 2005 Parker Career Management Collection Updated: 12/20/2007 Parker Career Management Collection BOOK TITLE AUTHOR / PUBLISHER YEAR General Mills Vault 2002 General Mills Vault 2002 Get Paid What You're Worth Pinkley & Northcraft 2000 Getting Entrepreneurial! Larry C. Farrell 2003 Getting Started in Entrepreneurship Jack M. Kaplan 2001 Getting to Yes Roger Fisher and William Ury 1991 Getting Your Ideal Internship WetFeet 2006 GMAT Advantage David Scalise, JD 2003 Going Global for the Greater Good Bonnie L. Koenig 2004 Goldman Sachs Vault 2005 Goldman Sachs Group Wetfeet 2005 Goldman Sachs: The Culture of Success Lisa Endlich 1999 Good to Great Jim Collins 2001 Guide to Hedge Funds Vault 2004 Guts! Kevin and Jackie Freiberg 2004 Handbook of Coaching Frederic M. Hudson 1999 Harvard Business Review Guide to Finding Your Next Job Robert S. Gardella
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