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Not All Wanderers Are Lost
EN PB NWISBN: 9780692224496 bzw. 0692224491, in Englisch, Ross Radich, Taschenbuch, neu.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, BuySomeBooks [52360437], Las Vegas, NV, U.S.A.
Paperback. 324 pages. Dimensions: 9.0in. x 6.0in. x 0.7in.Everyone wants to travel the world, or at least I did, but I could never afford it. The occasional trip abroad is all most of us can afford, and then its normally just for a week or two. Imagine the joy of seeing an advertisement in the newspaper for a job which required international travel, or more precisely, an ad which said must enjoy international travel. Doesnt everyone Apparently not, because this employer had trouble getting people to stay; they think theyll like it, but once the first few weeks are over and theyve run out of clean clothes, and they miss their friends and family, the job is tossed in for a more domestic one. And so my journey began. So far, I have had eight and a half years of travelling all over the globe with someone else paying. Id previously had normal and responsible jobs; climbing the corporate ladder jobs, attending meetings jobs, filling in forms jobs, Government jobs, bottom of the ladder jobs, and then this one came along. Many people when first hearing what I do say Id love to come and carry your bagsbe your secretarybe a general helper, but I need none of these. However, they soon change their minds when I tell him the ferocious pace at which some of this travel is undertaken. Once I was in New Zealand, went to bed that night expecting to fly across the Pacific to Chile the next day, but when I woke up and checked my emails, it had all changed and I was sent to Europe, the USA, and then down to Chile. Another time I had just arrived back home in Australia for a three week break after being away for three months when I was asked to do a quick trip to South Africa. I was told that I would leave that afternoon, arriving in Johannesburg the following day, work one day, and that night fly back. And so I left. Once I got there it all changed, and I returned to Australia five weeks later. This book is a collection of stories which Id sent my daughters on a nearly daily basis. This item ships from multiple locations. Your book may arrive from Roseburg,OR, La Vergne,TN.
Paperback. 324 pages. Dimensions: 9.0in. x 6.0in. x 0.7in.Everyone wants to travel the world, or at least I did, but I could never afford it. The occasional trip abroad is all most of us can afford, and then its normally just for a week or two. Imagine the joy of seeing an advertisement in the newspaper for a job which required international travel, or more precisely, an ad which said must enjoy international travel. Doesnt everyone Apparently not, because this employer had trouble getting people to stay; they think theyll like it, but once the first few weeks are over and theyve run out of clean clothes, and they miss their friends and family, the job is tossed in for a more domestic one. And so my journey began. So far, I have had eight and a half years of travelling all over the globe with someone else paying. Id previously had normal and responsible jobs; climbing the corporate ladder jobs, attending meetings jobs, filling in forms jobs, Government jobs, bottom of the ladder jobs, and then this one came along. Many people when first hearing what I do say Id love to come and carry your bagsbe your secretarybe a general helper, but I need none of these. However, they soon change their minds when I tell him the ferocious pace at which some of this travel is undertaken. Once I was in New Zealand, went to bed that night expecting to fly across the Pacific to Chile the next day, but when I woke up and checked my emails, it had all changed and I was sent to Europe, the USA, and then down to Chile. Another time I had just arrived back home in Australia for a three week break after being away for three months when I was asked to do a quick trip to South Africa. I was told that I would leave that afternoon, arriving in Johannesburg the following day, work one day, and that night fly back. And so I left. Once I got there it all changed, and I returned to Australia five weeks later. This book is a collection of stories which Id sent my daughters on a nearly daily basis. This item ships from multiple locations. Your book may arrive from Roseburg,OR, La Vergne,TN.
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Not All Wanderers Are Lost (2013)
EN NW EB DLISBN: 9781301386765 bzw. 1301386766, in Englisch, Smashwords Edition, Smashwords Edition, Smashwords Edition, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, in-stock.
Having never stepped foot inside a university, the author was able to get a job where he travelled across the globe, not as an impoverished traveller, but in paid employment. Throughout his more than eight year journey he sent email reports about his travels to his daughters. In these reports he tells the stories of the people he met, the odd experiences he had, the countries he visited, and the untold fun of not living anywhere in particular, and not knowing where he'd be sleeping each night. This is not a book centered on tourist sites and tourist events, but a collection of stories as the author carried out his job being sent all over the planet often at very short notice. He mixed with the working classes, loved them all, laughed at their idiosyncrasies. If you need to know how to unblock a toilet in a Chilean hotel without tools, how to get staff motivated in Texas, and many more gems, this book is for you.
Having never stepped foot inside a university, the author was able to get a job where he travelled across the globe, not as an impoverished traveller, but in paid employment. Throughout his more than eight year journey he sent email reports about his travels to his daughters. In these reports he tells the stories of the people he met, the odd experiences he had, the countries he visited, and the untold fun of not living anywhere in particular, and not knowing where he'd be sleeping each night. This is not a book centered on tourist sites and tourist events, but a collection of stories as the author carried out his job being sent all over the planet often at very short notice. He mixed with the working classes, loved them all, laughed at their idiosyncrasies. If you need to know how to unblock a toilet in a Chilean hotel without tools, how to get staff motivated in Texas, and many more gems, this book is for you.
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Not all Wanderers are Lost
EN NWISBN: 9781370053384 bzw. 137005338X, in Englisch, Smashwords Edition, neu.
Lieferung aus: Niederlande, Direct beschikbaar.
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Ross Radich loves to travel and has done plenty of it. As 'one who lived nowhere and was available to travel anywhere', he visited most of the planet. On finding himself with no home, just a TV and a cat called Nelson Mandela, Ross, with no qualifications, decided he wanted a job with no responsibilities. He got one with no training. He nearly resigned but his daughter advised him to enjoy a free overseas trip first. So, using the quality of toilets as a grading system, he travelled the world, causing chaos as he required workers to work, refused to inspect a bulldozer suspended above him and realised nobody sat next to him on planes. Filled with hilarious observations on overseas culture, attitudes, people he met and the abuse of rental cars, this is the diary of that rare creature, a happy man who truly loves his job. Ross Radich loves to travel and has done plenty of it. As 'one who lived nowhere and was available to travel anywhere', he visited most of the planet. On finding himself with no home, just a TV and a cat called Nelson Mandela, Ross, with no qualifications, decided he wanted a job with no responsibilities. He got one with no training. He nearly resigned but his daughter advised him to enjoy a free overseas trip first. So, using the quality of toilets as a grading system, he travelled the world, causing chaos as he required workers to work, refused to inspect a bulldozer suspended above him and realised nobody sat next to him on planes. Filled with hilarious observations on overseas culture, attitudes, people he met and the abuse of rental cars, this is the diary of that rare creature, a happy man who truly loves his job. Inhoud:Taal: Engelstalig;EAN: 9781370053384;Bindwijze: E-book;Verschijningsdatum: 2018-03-12;Illustraties: Nee;ISBN13: 9781370053384; Betrokkenen:Auteur: Ross Radich; Engelstalig | E-book | 2018 | 9781370053384.
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Ross Radich loves to travel and has done plenty of it. As 'one who lived nowhere and was available to travel anywhere', he visited most of the planet. On finding himself with no home, just a TV and a cat called Nelson Mandela, Ross, with no qualifications, decided he wanted a job with no responsibilities. He got one with no training. He nearly resigned but his daughter advised him to enjoy a free overseas trip first. So, using the quality of toilets as a grading system, he travelled the world, causing chaos as he required workers to work, refused to inspect a bulldozer suspended above him and realised nobody sat next to him on planes. Filled with hilarious observations on overseas culture, attitudes, people he met and the abuse of rental cars, this is the diary of that rare creature, a happy man who truly loves his job. Ross Radich loves to travel and has done plenty of it. As 'one who lived nowhere and was available to travel anywhere', he visited most of the planet. On finding himself with no home, just a TV and a cat called Nelson Mandela, Ross, with no qualifications, decided he wanted a job with no responsibilities. He got one with no training. He nearly resigned but his daughter advised him to enjoy a free overseas trip first. So, using the quality of toilets as a grading system, he travelled the world, causing chaos as he required workers to work, refused to inspect a bulldozer suspended above him and realised nobody sat next to him on planes. Filled with hilarious observations on overseas culture, attitudes, people he met and the abuse of rental cars, this is the diary of that rare creature, a happy man who truly loves his job. Inhoud:Taal: Engelstalig;EAN: 9781370053384;Bindwijze: E-book;Verschijningsdatum: 2018-03-12;Illustraties: Nee;ISBN13: 9781370053384; Betrokkenen:Auteur: Ross Radich; Engelstalig | E-book | 2018 | 9781370053384.
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Not All Wanderers Are Lost" (2015)
EN NW RPISBN: 9780692224496 bzw. 0692224491, in Englisch, neu, Nachdruck.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Books2Anywhere [190245], Fairford, GLOS, United Kingdom.
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