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Rachel
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Career and Corporate Cool™
How to Look, Dress and Act the Part at Every
Stage of Your Career by Rachel C. Weingarten |
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“Great
tips, funny insights, and sneaky ways to
infuse more cool into all aspects of
your life—from the way you look to the
way you work. You want cool? Rachel
Weingarten’s got cool.”
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Ted Spiker, contributing editor, Men’s
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“You no longer have to be part of the
Old Boy’s Club to succeed in business-
you just have to know how to navigate
the terrain. With a sense of humor,
hard earned wisdom and practical advice,
Rachel Weingarten redefines the rules of
business in Career and Corporate Cool™.”
---Georgette Mosbacher, CEO Borghese
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Imagine if life
came with a handbook to help get you
through just about every potentially
awkward, stressful, or over-the-top
situation, with humor, grace, and
dignity intact. Life doesn't come with a
handbook—but now business does. In
Career and Corporate Cool™, style and
marketing maven Rachel Weingarten
defines and details the elements
necessary to succeed and stand out in
the modern work environment. It's filled
with witty and user-friendly advice on
building your personal brand equity in
the business world while staying true to
yourself. A hybrid of business and
style, it's a cheat sheet for your
professional life, with fun and helpful
anecdotes from people who've been there.
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While an off-color joke generally won't
play in a cubicle environment, it can be
a job requirement for a professional
comedian. Fortune 500 companies tend to
frown on perceived sexual harassment in
the workplace while massage therapists
touch naked strangers on a daily basis.
Career and Corporate Cool™ helps you
understand not only what's appropriate
and acceptable in your own work
environment, but how best to translate
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Visit the official
Career and Corporate Cool™ website.
Buy the book
from Amazon or
Barnes & Noble:
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Hello Gorgeous! Beauty Products in America -
'40s-'60s
by Rachel
C. Weingarten |
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"For
a glimpse of what cosmetics marketing used to
look like, flip through the recent book “Hello
Gorgeous!” a collection of beauty-product
advertising images from the 1940s, 50s, and
60s."
Rob Walker,
New York Times Magazine |
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" Few
people recall that Barbra Streisand tore her
dress that night she held her Oscar in the air
and said, "Hello, Gorgeous!" Now, Rachel
Weingarten tears the fancy frock off the beauty
industry in a gorgeously illustrated and
hilarious book." -
Buck Wolf,
ABC News |
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Since
ancient times, women have fantasized about the
proverbial fountain of youth. A recent report
states the international cosmetics industry is
worth about $150 billion dollars annually. To
put this in historical perspective, in 1949, the
annual income hovered at considerably below
$2,000.00 per capita. In our own times, there
are face creams and treatments that retail for
$2,500.00 for a monthly supply. In Hello
Gorgeous! Rachel Weingarten explores not only
the history of cosmetics in the mid last
century- but also the ways that advertising,
formulations, exhortations and attitudes about
women's spending power have evolved.
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Visit the official
Hello
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Read Rachel's
B.Log*
Cool Quotient |
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Click for a closer
view of
Rachel's Logo and an explanations of her personal brand
philosophy, (yes, there's more than just shameless self
promotion) |
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