| From Library Journal Some readers might like this book's chatty style and its emphasis on some of the subtle truths of the job hunt， such as the fact that many job interviewers are not that comfortable with or prepared for their task. Others may enjoy the mock interviews and self-exercises that reinforce strong job search techniques. Overall， however， this book's presentation is weak. Much of the advice is conventional (e.g.， dress for success and accentuate the positive) and well covered in other books on this topic. Olson's frequent attempts at humor usually fall short， and the abundance of anecdotes and aphorisms often detracts from the theme of understanding the hiring process. For comprehensive career collections; but better choices are H. Anthony Medley's Sweaty Palms ( LJ 3/15/92) and Michael Farr's The Very Quick Job Search (JIST Works， 1991; previewed in "Help Wanted: Career Guides，" LJ 5/15/91， p. 98-99).- M. Uri Toch， Cincinnati and Hamilton Cty. P.L.Copyright 1992 Reed Business Information， Inc. |
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