Robert P. Waters

Hello, You will find three non-fiction eBooks and two short story fiction eBooks composed by Robert Waters from Nashville, Tennessee. * I never apply the use of chatGPT or AI in my works. Coming this month (March 2024): Men's Poetry Night. A fiction. The men in this town; old and young, get together once a month on Thursday night during the covid19 pandemic and read their own poems. Deep and humorous. Wives welcome to read. NEW 2022 / updated January 2024. "Shaken Leaders. New Jobs, Identities & Activism." You won't be covered-up with data; neither economic nor social nor technological. Instead, I invite you into the unwinding of the digital revolution by business leaders accepting into their workforces all the social problems dividing our society - and how you can prosper in it. Business leaders, including within the Federal workforce, must manage not only change and their customers' needs - but now, the endless shaking of common sensibilities. Here's for your job search! A must read for the young employee or college grad. "The Only Fields That Matter", my first eBook, begins with a corporate job loss, journeys through a 2-year job search during the 2008 U.S. Great Recession. Human Resources assessments, I discovered, deny true intelligence and creativity, but more, reveal a new ideology designing the "software-selected workforce." "The Prophetic Backbone", my second book, expresses a global digital network built to be humans-as-the-network, entirely neuro-dependent and genome-dependent. Tech firms that merge with health firms realize the internet is too corrupted and therefore must create a biological network - an ideological experiment in human re-engineering with no regard for Biblical truth about the promise of eternal human life. "The Bucket Man", my second fiction, is based on a real suburban intersection passed by on my work commute. There, a community of men and few women sit on paint buckets on a walking path along a creek. The characters are all fictional, but the human condition is real; they are homeless. Robbie Raine, the voice in this beautiful short story, will fill your heart with laughter and eyes with tears. "The Garden Man" is my first short story fiction. A retired man transforms into his garden life which soon leads to his community life and the fun interactions are just beginning. Meet the man-of-the-garden and statues and irrigation systems and a trip to the Home Depot with scrambled drug names to share with an employee. Lots of humor.