I loved the book.<\/p>
While reading, it is rather obvious the author intends to help students thrive in their respective career paths and becomes a mentor. A mentor who helps students (although everybody would be able to take something away) understand how to navigate a jungle of never-cited rules and, thus, demystifies the game. Most certainly, the game is never truly explained in all its facets. Regardless, everybody is expected to play and excel at it.<\/p>
The author explores the fundamentals, whether how to succeed, or at least how to gracefully fail, and illustrates those through anecdotes and personal examples which create a marvelous guide. However, the underlying message remains clear: Always improve, but never change what defines your character. He encourages us to strive towards becoming better, while remaining authentic. Not only does the book offer a theoretical approach concerning behavior, style, or societal conventions, but it also provides a magnificent practical guide on how to write a CV or other relevant documents. Furthermore, one of my favorite parts were the illustrations, which added warmth and humor throughout the book.<\/p>
Across the board, the author cracks the veneer that is collectively considered as the truth: Talent alone is enough to succeed career-wise. Instead, the precarious truth is far from it. One can tell the blood, sweat, and tears that went into this literary work. And all the hard work, if I may say so, paid off. Congratulations on such a wonderfully written book.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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