By the deadline的問題，透過圖書和論文來找解法和答案更準確安心。 我們找到下列問答集和資訊懶人包

I Wouldn’t Do That If I Were Me: Modern Blunders and Modest Triumphs (But Mostly Blunders)

為了解決By the deadline的問題，作者Gay, Jason 這樣論述：

Jason Gay is a humor and sports columnist for the Wall Street Journal, where his work has been honored by organizations including the Deadline Club, the New York Press Club, and the Society of Professional Journalists, the latter of which named him Sports Columnist of the Year in 2016 and 2020. He i

s the author of the 2015 New York Times bestseller Little Victories and a finalist for the 2015 Thurber Prize in American humor. Gay’s work has appeared in such magazines as Vogue, Rolling Stone, GQ, Harper’s Bazaar, and Outside. He served as Regis Philbin’s co-host on the Fox Sports Channel’s sport

s show The Crowd Goes Wild, and he is a regular guest on TheBill Simmons Podcast. He lives in Brooklyn, New York, with his family.

By the deadline進入發燒排行的影片

設計斜槓工作者雙重職涯歷程之研究

為了解決By the deadline的問題，作者周欣穎 這樣論述：

此研究共分成五章，第一章為緒論，第二章是文獻探討，研究設計主要透過此章獲得啟發，並從中確立本研究議題之研究目的與問題，至於第三章為研究方法與設計，而第四章質性訪談結果分析與討論，最後一章為第六章結論與研究限制。本研究旨在探討設計斜槓工作者多重職涯歷程之研究。據此，研究目的為：（一）探討自由設計工作者，斜槓職業的發展與現況；（二）探討自由設計工作者，斜槓職涯發展形成及困境；（三）探究自由設計工作者，斜槓職涯發展的未來規劃。爾後，透過整體訪談分析所獲結果，將提供未來有意選擇斜槓職涯工作者參考。至於，研究採取質性研究取向，以深度訪談法為主，作為蒐集研究資料之方法：並以立意選取5位斜槓設計領域工作者

作為本研究參與研究者。最後，以主題分析法將訪談文本進行歸納分析出意義主題，提出研究結果。對此，本研究結論如下：（一）自由設計工作者普遍初投入斜槓職涯，多數因親友的鼓勵及支持而選擇投入，且擁有時間管理才更有助於斜槓也更能符合期待，且主專業及經驗皆有利斜槓職業發揮專業加乘效果；（二）斜槓職業普遍多數因獲得同儕、朋友支持肯定而選擇投入，普遍認為累積職涯資本是重要的，而整體斜槓職涯發展可分為四個重要階段；（三）多數斜槓工作者願意持續投入下去，認為必須保持願意學習累積實務的心態。

Street Smart: The Primer for Success in the New World

為了解決By the deadline的問題，作者Positano, John,Positano, Rock 這樣論述：

A primer on how to spot, seize, and exploit, and create lucky breaks in the post-COVID world--written for Millennials, but compelling and relevant to anyone.The essence of being street smart is the ability to take advantage of lucky breaks. And everyone--at least once in their lifetime--gets a lucky

break. What they do with that lucky break varies tremendously from individual to individual. Street smart people don’t just sit around waiting for something to happen and fall into their laps--they create their lucky breaks. It’s certainly not taught in school and formal education! Why is it so imp

ortant to take advantage of these lucky breaks? Because... - Working hard isn’t enough. - Networking isn’t enough. - Diligence isn’t enough. - Brilliant strategizing isn’t enough. - Old school ties aren’t enough. - Internal politicking isn’t enough. - Working around the clock isn’t enough. - Profess

ional competence isn’t enough. You need something more. You need to be street smart. And successful people will tell you how--right here in this book--and will explain some of the techniques they employed that brought them to the head of the class. John Positano, Esq., co-author of Dinner with Di

Maggio, has written extensively on law, the military, and surfing for the New York Daily News, the Huffington Post, and the Long Island Pulse. His law practice centers on federal matters, specifically as a litigation attorney in the Federal Second District of New York. John has won several awards fo

r journalism, including the George Polk Award, the Society of Professional Journalism Deadline Club Award, and the St. Bonaventure Award for Student Journalism. In addition to his law practice, he was head of public relations for fourteen years at a prestigious college preparatory high school in Bro

oklyn, New York. Father of two and a grandfather, he lives near Stony Brook, Long Island, New York. Dr. Rock Positano is the Director of the Non-Surgical Foot and Ankle Service at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City. Internationally renowned and lauded as a medical pioneer in the non-s

urgical approach for the treatment of foot and ankle disorders, Dr. Positano graduated from Yale School of Medicine, where his thesis on foot health was approved ＂with Honors＂ and ＂with Distinction.＂ He is also on staff at the New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical College and Memorial

Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City. Dr. Positano is a clinical associate professor at the Yale School of Public Health/School of Medicine and an advisory member of both the Yale School of Management Council of Global Advisors and the Yale School of Public Health Leadership Council. Dr.

Positano has also authored and edited numerous peer reviewed articles. He has served as the editor of a wide array of medical textbooks ranging from foot and ankle orthopedics to sports medicine. Frequently quoted as a trusted and leading medical authority by national and New York City media, Dr. Po

sitano was featured on the front page of the New York Times in an article concerning the dangers of cosmetic foot surgery.

川普時期美國對拉政策－以委內瑞拉為例

為了解決By the deadline的問題，作者紀俞辰 這樣論述：

　　由於地緣政治和經濟關係，美國的拉丁美洲政策向來是談論到拉美事務時必須關注的議題。同時，由於美國位居西半球的霸權地位，美拉關係的走向可謂繫於美國總統對該區域的政策和態度。然而，川普「美國優先」的政策方針和極具爭議的個人特色，無疑是改變了這個政策，為這段本身就相當複雜難解的關係給予一記重拳。　　本文為瞭解川普的拉丁美洲政策，將利用歷史比較法和文獻分析法，從現實主義的角度，觀察美國拉丁美洲政策的制定邏輯，重現美國與拉美國家關係的發展歷程，進而解釋川普任內的拉丁美洲政策。鑑此，筆者先從影響美國拉丁美洲政策深遠的門羅主義開始介紹，並將美國政府如何運用該主義以獲取國家利益的方式進行分類。再者，藉由國

際關係的層次分析法，剖析川普的拉丁美洲政策制定背景，聚焦其任內所關注的經貿、安全議題。最後，經由案例分析，本文驗證川普政府的拉丁美洲政策與外界認為有很大的翻轉是不同的，實際上是延續大於改變的。此外，本文也發現門羅主義在與安全相關的議題中，確實持續影響著美國華府決策圈的政策思維。　　最後，本文的結論是，由於美國在拉丁美洲追求的國家利益無太大變動，因此川普在該區域的政策與過往相去不遠。主要的差別在於川普個人的傲慢態度，以及其政府對於強調美國自身利益的直白露骨。另外，在川普政府任內，強調域外勢力不可干預的門羅主義，可謂再次浮現在美國的拉美政策檯面上。然而，以上行徑不僅破壞美國的領導地位基石，也讓許多

拉美國家憶起過往美帝蠻橫干預的行徑。是故，未來美國若想挽救與拉美國家的關係，勢必得拋棄門羅主義的思維、展現更大決心，以及落實其承諾，方能重建美國在拉美地區的領導地位。