The story is about a tiger who has been looking out for a better job. Review: The book would either leave you motivated or confused, if you aren't paying much attention to what Stripes, the Tiger has to convey. I got the book as a part of the review program in Outset” Four out of five stars for an enjoyable read. I was practically bawling by the end, but this theme runs throughout the entire story as the main character not only finds his life rhythm back but helps others to find their life balances.Īll in all, this book was pretty good. The very best thing about this book, and why I think it has appeal for all readers whatever their favorite genres are, is how it shows the importance of loving and caring in life and caring for others. A motivational story projected and written in a different style. This is a story about a person who lost his way and finds rhythm later. Ultimately, I loved the development that we got to see.
STRIPES GROUP RECRUITING FULL
It’s a beautiful small book with amazing characters that are full of life and we are truly with them as they scrape through life. There are way too many moments where we go inside a character's head and we listen to that character and wonder whether he will succeed or not in his life goals. I loved the Tiger’s pose of the cover and the typography. Whether he will be able to find a new job? Or else, the opportunities will shut their door on Stripes? Rest of the story will give answer to all the questions.Īdmittedly, I had a massive moment of happiness when it came to Stripes Recruitment and its design. From that point onwards Stripes life takes a U turn. One day on desperation he is showing these cards to his best friend Hugo.
Stripes, on a low morale, decides to continue with his present job.Īfter attending each interview stripes used to keep the visiting cards with him. Misa, Stripes wife, a British woman gives motivation for stripes to move ahead with his job. The rejection takes toll on stripes and mentally pulls him down. He starts looking for a better opportunity, but the job interviews are not so good for Stripes as employers refuse to take him on roll. Every day the working atmosphere getting deteriorated for Stripes and for some days he is reluctant to go for work. Anthony is likely to be called as Stripes.
He is proud about his work but for others it is vice versa. The book is about a Tiger in Human world looking for an opportunity.Īnthony is working in Finance with BTB constructions group and he is not satisfied with the present job as the salaries are not regular. Stripes Recruitment written by Luke Melia. "Completion Aversion"- The ability to come up with an idea, start working on it but not being able to see it through to the "Accuracy Conufsion" - The ability to come up with completely new ways to spell words. "Colossal Hesitation" - The ability to procrastinate at an almost super-human level. "Inspiration Insomnia" - The ability to be flooded by ideas at the exact moment you should be sleeping- only to forget them by morning. "Vocabulary Oblivisci" - The ability to forget all knowledge of the English language the minute pen touches paper. "Amplified Vision" - The ability to look at two sentences and consider it a 'productive day of writing'. "Ultra Caffeine Absorption" - The ability to ingest an inhuman amount of Coffee (also known as creative lubricant). That was until he reached his late twenties, and certain powers began to manifest. Thinking nothing of it, Luke went home to spend his days playing video games and watching countless movies. At the time, the service said the incentives were intended to attract the “highest quality of recruits.Luke was just a young lad when, upon browsing the comic section of his local book store, he was bitten by a radioactive author. Last year, the Navy announced sailors can get a combined $115,000 in enlistment bonuses and student loan repayments.
This month, the service said it’s offering new members enlistment bonuses as high as $75,000 if they pursue certain nuclear-related jobs. Lisa Franchetti, vice chief of naval operations, said at a House hearing in April that the service expected to be a few thousand recruits short this year.Īfter a similarly difficult recruiting year in 2022, the Navy has explored numerous incentives in recent months to attract new sailors. Alexis Walker, who leads Navy Recruiting Command, wrote in an email leaked online that the extra workload for recruiters is a “warfighting imperative.” In the message, Walker wrote the Navy expects to be 6,000 to 7,000 recruits short of its 2023 target. The Navy is aiming to sign 37,700 new recruits this year. The Navy’s move comes amid significant recruiting challenges across the armed forces, which resulted in most services missing their enlistment goals last year.
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