Everybody's business: An almanac : an irreverent guide to corporate America

Business & Money

MILTON MOSKOWITZ

Biography & History

Harper&Row

Everybody's business: 1982 update

<p>A guide to the one hundred best companies for which to work lists who and where they are, what they make or do, whom they fire and hire, what they pay, how they treat employees, what their benefits are, and more. 50,000 first printing. $50,000 ad/promo.</p>

The 100 Best Companies to Work for in America

Robert Levering

Economics

Doubleday Business

<p>1985, trade paperback edition, Plume / New American Library, NY. 396 pages. People will tell you that you can always find some job; the question is, would you like to find a position with a worthy employer? This famous title tells you all about that, with a lot of candor and such comments as: probably the most prestigious bank in the country / it's sell sell sell all the time / and if the lunch doesn't slow you down, the paperwork will. The commentary here may be a bit dated, but the advice is sound and allows you to take another look at some companies you never thought about in the first place. "The inside tidbits are fun to read."</p>

Plume

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