Research shows that soft skills are often better predictors of success in the workplace than technical skills. Keeping Track of Time is one title in the 10-book series Soft Skills at Work. This high-interest, low-vocabulary reader uses two contrasting photostories to explore time management in the workplace. The photographs reflect the text, making the words easy to decode. This compelling photostory is for adolescents and adults who are beginning readers. This book is suitable for English language learners and adult basic education students. Keeping Track of Time explores time management through two contrasting photostories featuring Homer, who works as a gardener. Homer is a good gardener, but he can't seem to get organized. His client, Pat, sometimes wonders what Homer gets done in a day. And she's losing her patience. When Homer employs a few time management techniques, he gets a lot more done and Pat is much happier.