Reviews for Good jobs

The average rating for Good jobs based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2019-02-13 00:00:00 Bernard Rogers This book was clearly very useful when it was written 15-20 years ago. It has some great commentary on how to make the best of particular situations you may find yourself in, how to deal with interviews, how to write cover letters, and how to make strong resumes. It shares stories of people who might not have gotten the job of their dreams if they hadn't been capable of thinking outside the box. With that said, the book has not stood the test of time. Much of the information is dated and does not take into account how social media has changed our lives, how the Internet has changed our livers, and how you can adapt in an ever-changing environment. Overall, you can glean many useful tips from this book, but it is not a modern enough book to be as useful as it once was.

Review # 2 was written on 2009-11-05 00:00:00 Jae Blog While the collection is an impressive display of Clark's ability to master many poetic voices, it is in the final section, a twelve-part deathbed (or after-death) reverie titled 'Echo and Variation,' that the book truly moves beyond loving tribute and technical display to a lovely and sad look back by Keats at his life, lifting the book to a high level. --Publishers Weekly This superb book raises the possibility, unsettling for academic critics, that poems may make the best criticism. --Studies in Romanticism