For the truest review I guess I'll have to put the plan into action and see if I've gotten results in 48 days. But for now, the book was mostly a positive and inspirational guide to deciding what you want to do and how to go about getting the job you want. I did find some of the statistics Miller sited to be a bit dubious. The essence of the book was simply this: Don't just sit around wishing you were happy with your career. Do something about it. ( )

Partially read; some interesting ideas.

Miller's book provides in a shorter space all of the things that everyone needs to know. He accurately describes the differences between a job, a career, or a vocation and hits the psychology of it all squarely on the head. His goal is not merely to help you find a job; he wants you to enjoy the work that you do find. ( )

Starts out great with analysis of what your problem might be, but seems to get stuck in helping you write resumes and do interviews. Great for out-of-the-box suggestions, though. ( )