CHANNILLO
When Study Goes Wrong
By Tia Mitsis
By Tia Mitsis
Series Description:
'When Study Goes Wrong' shares stories from graduates in business, law, IT, communications, nursing, and more, and considers the emotional toll of the isolation and frustration of unemployment and underemployment. Also discussed are statistics on graduate employment, as well as tips and coping mechanisms; but the real message of this timely book is to let struggling graduates know they are not alone.
Category/Genre(s): NonfictionUpdated: Weekly
Status: Completed
Author Bio For Tia Mitsis:
I am the author of ‘When Study Goes Wrong’, published in March 2015. ‘When Study Goes Wrong’ shares stories from graduates in business, law, IT, communications, nursing, and more, and considers the emotional toll of the isolation and frustration of unemployment and underemployment. Also discussed are statistics on graduate employment, as well as tips and coping mechanisms; but the real message of this timely book is to let struggling graduates know they are not alone.
I am a qualified lawyer with a Masters degree in Law and have always been passionate about writing. I have recently finished my second book, a non-fiction travel narrative focused on the lesser known areas of Greece. My book will be out in early February 2016.
Series Description:
'When Study Goes Wrong' shares stories from graduates in business, law, IT, communications, nursing, and more, and considers the emotional toll of the isolation and frustration of unemployment and underemployment. Also discussed are statistics on graduate employment, as well as tips and coping mechanisms; but the real message of this timely book is to let struggling graduates know they are not alone.
Category/Genre(s): NonfictionUpdated: Weekly
Status: Completed
Author Bio For Tia Mitsis:
I am the author of ‘When Study Goes Wrong’, published in March 2015. ‘When Study Goes Wrong’ shares stories from graduates in business, law, IT, communications, nursing, and more, and considers the emotional toll of the isolation and frustration of unemployment and underemployment. Also discussed are statistics on graduate employment, as well as tips and coping mechanisms; but the real message of this timely book is to let struggling graduates know they are not alone.
I am a qualified lawyer with a Masters degree in Law and have always been passionate about writing. I have recently finished my second book, a non-fiction travel narrative focused on the lesser known areas of Greece. My book will be out in early February 2016.