Jobsmarts for Twenty-somethings

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Summary: steaming smuggness
Review: This guy writes on an 8th-grade level, with the insights of a sixth grader. A poor effort

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Summary: I wish I'd read it two years ago
Review: This was an extremely insightful book that was invaluable to me. The advice will do a lot of young people good for a long time to come, no matter how the business climate changes. There is some really practical stuff in there. I was so impressed, that I lent the bok to my sister who just graduated in May

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Summary: I liked it!
Review: Well, I LIKED IT :). I think mostly because it was geared specifically towards me - a twentysomething. A majority of it was about things I already knew from my own experience; however, I think that it's a good, comprehensive guide for someone just starting out in the career game. I've recommended it to several friends, and also to a President of a large local company. His feedback to me was that he was grateful someone was providing him with some ideas, understanding and guidelines for getting the best out of his twentysomething employees. He's gone on to recommend the book to others as well. Two thumbs up!

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Summary: What they SHOULD teach you in school...but don't
Review: While most career centers show you how to write a resume and tell you basically not to pick your nose in an interview, this gave me the straight scoop on how to get in doors and what to do once I got the job. I still use it as a handbook. Awesome for your first job.