Work & Family
Essays from the "Work & Family" Column of The Wall Street Journal
1st edition
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Word Count
83,250 words, Guess
Page Count
333 pages
Physical Format
Hardcover
Identifiers
- ISBN-100345422260
- ISBN-139780345422262
- LibraryThing2447693
- Goodreads4861953
- Library of Congress Control Number98011673
and 2 more
- OCLC Control Number39765743
- Open LibraryOL10685981M
Classifications
- LCCHQ536 .S4823 1999
Description
Every Wednesday, 1.8 million Wall Street Journal readers eagerly turn to Sue Shellenbarger's "Work & Family" column for advice, guidance, encouragement, and insights into the most important social issue of our day: balancing career and personal life. Since creating the column in 1991, Shellenbarger has brought her unique wit and wisdom to the problems successful people encounter in managing child care, elder care, burn-out, job sharing, marital stress, coping with emergencies, and corporate and personal trade-offs. Now Shellenbarger has collected the very best of her "Work & Family" essays in a single volume for all readers.
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