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Bolanburg Counter Height Dining TableDescription: The beauty and practicality of this counter height table is something to savor. Two tone textural finish gives this dining table with plank effect top a double helping of charm. Designed for more than cozy meals, this counter height table includes a built in cabinet and drawer to store everything from serving essentials to craft and office supplies. Made of veneers, wood and engineered wood Two tone textural finish; weathered oak finished
Description:
The beauty and practicality of this counter height table is something to savor. Two-tone textural finish gives this dining table with plank-effect top a double helping of charm. Designed for more than cozy meals, this counter height table includes a built-in cabinet and drawer to store everything from serving essentials to craft and office supplies.
Dimensions: 65" W x 30" D x 36.13" H
- Drawer interior (lined): 18.38" W x 9.88" D x 4.25" H
- Door opening: 19.13" W x 11.5" D x 18" H
- Adjustable shelf: 20.25" W x 10" D x 0.63" H
- Apron to shelf : 32.25"
- Weight: 140 lbs. | Cube : 20.7 ft
Style: Casual
Showroom: Signature Design
Division: Signature Casegoods
Color: Two-tone
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Clear, practical and inspiring
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12 Universal Skills is the perfect guide for building confidence at work. The authors focus on the skills that really matter and explain them in a way that’s easy to apply right away. It’s practical, motivating, and full of useful insights—ideal for anyone starting their career or wanting a fresh boost. Highly recommended!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2025
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Essential Skills for Building Confidence at Work
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Starting a new job or navigating a career change can feel overwhelming, but this guide makes the process much less intimidating. In 12 Universal Skills, Peter Scheele and Nina Bech-Andersen break down the habits and mindsets that lead to real success, focusing on practical skills like communication, resilience, and influence. The advice is clear and easy to apply, with examples that feel relevant, no matter your industry. What stands out is how the book encourages you to take small steps that add up to big results. By the end of the reading, you’re left with a toolkit that feels both empowering and realistic, a perfect package for anyone looking to build a strong base for their work life.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2025
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As a young professional just starting her career, this book is an excellent guide.
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One of the things I appreciate most about this book is how it breaks down each skill into manageable and easy-to-understand sections. The author does an excellent job of explaining the skills clearly and concisely, providing real-world examples that help to bring each skill to life.
The 12 skills covered in the book are wide-ranging and cover essential areas such as teamwork, networking, communication, and decision-making. Whether you are just starting your career or looking to improve your skills as a seasoned professional, I found that this book has something to offer.
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So, if you are looking for a guide to help you develop the skills you need to succeed in your career, this book is an excellent place to start.
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Soft skills
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As a fresh graduate student from high school or even college and entering the workforce for the first time, soft skills such as communication, professionalism, team-building skills, and even how to handle conflict in the workplace, are sometimes hard to come by. This book will take you through 12 of the most essential skills you will need to be successful at work as well as your personal life. The two authors pooled their considerable work expertise and laid out the book in an easy to read and understand manner. I was able to really grasp what they were saying and what I needed to do in order to practice and develop my soft skills. A fantastic book for those starting out their careers!
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A beautiful path of vulnerability
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Ms. Cross is an excellent writer. This is the second book she has written that I have read. It is a pleasure to read a writer peel layers uopn layers of themselves revealing their vulnerability. She has many receipts for those who have wronged her, but at the same time she is her harshest critic. However, in this book her criticism is constructive, loving, and a roadmap for the rest of us to learn to love self. This is a joy to read. I learned a lot and this book challenged me to critically analyze my past and present relationships with women in my life. Thank you to Ms. Cross for writing a heartfelt memoir.
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