Review: Does what it says
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 3, 2013
Michael has developed a gentle pedagogic style that is easy to read. He has similarities to Covey in his delivery. It is not bombastic but relaxed; it does not try to pummel the argument across it informs in a convincing manner. This manner includes relevant anecdotes from the author's own experience that help to flavour and season the material so that we imbibe it readily and can digest it easily within the context of our own endeavours.There are a number of useful lessons in this short book that can make an immediate difference to your perception of you and your potential employer's perception of you. There are also a couple of other exercises that should take a little longer and these would help to create the habits that will be more successful in the future.In conclusion, this is a neat little book, well written, which does what it says it does and delivers useful tips and tricks and insights.