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the innumerable technological revolutions that have taken place
during the past few decades, the most thrilling, challenging and
exciting one has, perhaps, been in the field of aviation. The author
of the book says that job prospects in aviation are not just limited
to flying, as a host of other opportunities are up for grabs. The
book discusses in detail a career as military or commercial pilot,
highlighting job profile, requirements, working and training
conditions and prospects. Flying jobs in the IAF, Navy, Coast Guard,
besides training courses at the NDA have been mentioned. An
aircraft, once airborne, should not fail. To meet this challenge,
aircraft maintenance engineers and air traffic controllers occupy
the centrestage. Vital ground duty jobs like these have also been
taken up in the book. The book gives an insight into the jobs of
cabin crew, an especially important aspect of flying wherein
customer/ passenger-care is involved. Various support services of
airport manager, public relations officer and reservation staff are
also enumerated.
As the title of the
book suggests, the author intends to motivate its readers to achieve
their goals and objectives, thereby making them successful and happy
in life. By discusing real-life situations, the book presents
practical tips, which, with a little effort, can be adopted by
anyone. It deals with basic questions connected with motivation like
rewards we seek when we choose to push ourselves to the limit and
how to motivate ourselves and others. The chapters have interesting
illustrations with captions. Examples of great achievers like Thomas
Edison, Wright Brothers and our own Major Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore
who, through total dedication, motivation and years of hardwork,
achieved their goals provide absorbing reading. — TS
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Managing
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