Excellent resource for anyone in the corporate world (including non-executives). Provides a great view into the workings of the employment recruiting business. Format makes it easy to pick and choose the right sections to read in detail. ( )

From Library Journal
Lucht, an executive recruiter, offers insider advice on job seeking at the $100,000+ level where, he says, the rules and process change. He takes a broader approach than John Tarrant did in Stalking the Headhunter ( LJ 8/86), covering not only executive recruiters (and having a strong bias in favor of retainer rather than contingency fees), but also do-it-yourself searches, networking, outplacement services, and a wealth of do's and don'ts. In spite of a tendency to oversell his advice and to overkill on the don'ts, his point of view will aid mid- and upper-level executives. Recommended for libraries where there is demand. Elin B. Christianson, Library Consultant, Hobart, Ind.
Copyright 1988 Reed Business Information, Inc.