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The Next Level
By: David Gregory , Stephen ArterburneBook Publisher: Random House
Imprint: The Doubleday Religious Publishing Group
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Business degree in hand, Logan enters the immense Universal Systems building and is hired as an organizational analyst — a trouble-shooter. His job: evaluate the company’s five divisions, each on a separate level and each operating on startlingly unique principles. Which set of principles is successful? Why is most of the company’s profit generated by one tiny division? What is real profit, anyway? And who is the enigmatic executive that Logan ends up reporting to?
Logan engages in a life-changing pursuit for The Next Level –a fascinating parable that will help you answer some of life’s most perplexing and vital questions. Joining Logan in evaluating each level’s approach, you’ll be inspired to consider the big picture of your own life from an entirely different perspective — one that holds the key to life’s ultimate purpose. No matter where you are now, get ready to embark on your own passionate pursuit of The Next Level.
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| Title of Religion eBook: The Next Level | |
| Release Date: 05-20-2008 | |
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| Publisher: The Doubleday Religious Publishing Group |
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| SKU | 9780307446329 |
| File size | 184 |
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The Next Level
Chapter 1
Looking for a job was the last thing Logan Bell wanted to be doing that morning. Playing video games, hiking, body-surfing, sleeping in–he could think of a hundred preferable alternatives.
But none paid the bills, and none provided an answer the next time his dad called and said, “So, Son, found another job yet?” That, perhaps, was his greatest motivation: having an answer. Any answer.
His dad, he had to admit, was right. Walking out on his first job after college, even if the boss was a complete jerk, didn’t look good on Logan’s résumé. Better to get another job immediately than take a much-needed break–especially a job at a leading software company. Logan’s undergraduate business degree might never land him where his dad was, near the top of a major high-tech company. But working for one would count for something.
Or so Logan thought as he pulled into the massive parking lot of Universal Systems Inc. “I’m here to apply for a job,” Logan told the first-floor receptionist. She smiled and pointed to a bank of elevators on her left.
“You need to see the Director. Fifth floor.”
“Is it true that you have to apply here in person?”
“Yes. You need to see the Director. Fifth floor.”
“The Director? Director of what–human resources?”
“No, the Director of the company.”
“You mean the CEO? The CEO sees people who just walk in off the street?”
“Yes.”
“Is there someone a little lower down I could talk to? I’m not looking for an upper-level job.”
“No. The...
Looking for a job was the last thing Logan Bell wanted to be doing that morning. Playing video games, hiking, body-surfing, sleeping in–he could think of a hundred preferable alternatives.
But none paid the bills, and none provided an answer the next time his dad called and said, “So, Son, found another job yet?” That, perhaps, was his greatest motivation: having an answer. Any answer.
His dad, he had to admit, was right. Walking out on his first job after college, even if the boss was a complete jerk, didn’t look good on Logan’s résumé. Better to get another job immediately than take a much-needed break–especially a job at a leading software company. Logan’s undergraduate business degree might never land him where his dad was, near the top of a major high-tech company. But working for one would count for something.
Or so Logan thought as he pulled into the massive parking lot of Universal Systems Inc. “I’m here to apply for a job,” Logan told the first-floor receptionist. She smiled and pointed to a bank of elevators on her left.
“You need to see the Director. Fifth floor.”
“Is it true that you have to apply here in person?”
“Yes. You need to see the Director. Fifth floor.”
“The Director? Director of what–human resources?”
“No, the Director of the company.”
“You mean the CEO? The CEO sees people who just walk in off the street?”
“Yes.”
“Is there someone a little lower down I could talk to? I’m not looking for an upper-level job.”
“No. The...
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