Raymondville Chronicle covers my new book

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 The Raymondville Chronicle published a staff report on my new book, Teaching What Every Employer Wants. The article focuses on a gap employers keep naming: students often have credentials and technical ability, but reliability and workplace habits still determine who gets hired, who gets kept, and who gets promoted.

This book is built for real classrooms, especially CTE settings. It treats employability skills as teachable, observable behaviors and gives teachers practical tools to coach habits like communication, professionalism, initiative, teamwork, and accountability.

Highlights mentioned in the Chronicle

• Foreword by Texas Workforce Commissioner Julian Alvarez
• A co-written chapter with UTRGV Professor Eloy Garza
• A commitment to donate 100% of author royalties to scholarships supporting students pursuing technical education 

From the article
“The issue is rarely whether someone can do the work, it’s whether they can be trusted to show up for the work.”

Read the original Chronicle article here: https://www.raymondville-chronicle.com/articles/education-consultant-releases-new-book-on-job-related-skills-training-in-real-world-jobs/

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