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Publisher
Surrey Books
Language
English
Pages
397

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How to get a job in Seattle and western Washington
1998, Surrey Books
in English - 4th ed.

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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Rev. ed. of: How to get a job in Seattle/Portland / Robert Sanborn and Marc D. Snyder. 3rd ed. c1996.

Published in
Chicago
Series
The insider's guide series
Genre
Directories.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
650.14/09795/49
Library of Congress
HF5382.75.U62 S453 1998, HF5382.75.U6S453 199

The Physical Object

Pagination
vi, 397 p. ;
Number of pages
397

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL691529M
Internet Archive
howtogetjobinsea00sanb
ISBN 10
1572840161
LCCN
97038674
OCLC/WorldCat
37755144
Library Thing
409629
Goodreads
3087023

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