This leading text offers an advanced treatment of the technical issues involved in developing and implementing selection programs within organizations. The new edition offers the most thorough and up-to-date coverage of HR selection on the market and is appropriate for upper-level undergraduate and graduate courses in management and industrial/organizational psychology departments, as well as for corporate HR departments.

Human Resource Selection

Business & Money

Robert Gatewood

Management & Leadership

South-Western College Pub.

The Sound of the Trees: A Novel

An extraordinary debut that brings together a hypnotic quest, a thrilling Western, and an unforgettable love story. Set in the 1930s, The Sound of the Tree tells the story of Trude Mason, who, seeking to escape a brutal father and a violent past, sets out with his mother on horseback on a grueling journey through the extreme desert and mountainous terrain of southwestern New Mexico. Their destination is Colorado, a place Trude imagines to be abundantly fertile, wild, and free. But along the way, Trude finds himself in the clutches of a small New Mexican border town, once again a victim of brutality and lawlessness, this time in the form of a pitiless sheriff and his posse. When they arrest and sentence to death a young woman whose life Trude has saved, he must face an explosive collision between conscience and self-preservation. Affecting yet unsentimental, written in piercing, unadorned prose, Robert Gatewood's The Sound of the Trees marks the arrival of a vital new literary voice.

Literature & Fiction

United States

Henry Holt and Co.

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