Working People Reviews

I genuinely enjoyed reading this book. I would have liked to have had it in college. Instead, I had to learn a lot of things the hard way. I got emotional reading some of the chapters. Other gave me inspiration.… Read More »Review by Katie Shannon

First and foremost, the book makes for highly enjoyable reading. Not only is it informative, but it is also written in a vivid style that makes you want to read on. The personal anecdotes, and most importantly, the humour, make… Read More »Review by Judit Kepecs

I had a chance to read through the English and German versions of the book. It is a very interesting and novel approach to an enduring subject matter. I do not know whether this combination of practical advice and autobiography… Read More »Review by Dr. Johannes K. Gäbel, J.D. (Cornell)

This is an exceptional work: the writing style is concise, precise, and no-nonsense. The author spent plenty of time refining and polishing this book, and I can say that it reminded me of another favorite book of mine: The Art… Read More »Review by Yen-Hsiang Huang

I found the author’s writing to be delightful, insightful, engaging, and at times humorous. For whatever reason, I found the work identifiable, although, I have never worked for the government! The author is a humble soul and very gifted as… Read More »Review by Rev. Monsignor Walter Barrett, Jr.

This is a practical book for practical people. And it is an important book for young people. The writing is direct and to the point. I really liked the illustrations. Also the 24 Rules are a good way to present… Read More »Review by Ed Leahy

The author and illustrator have created a terrific piece of work, a clear, well written, and beautifully designed handbook on getting employed, staying employed, and advancing and succeeding in the job. I really like Chapter Three, The Calhoun-Senghor Rules. And,… Read More »Review by John Olson