Review: It's a Man's World
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 10 7, 2013
This book will be great for allowing yourself to be miserable and feel humiliated as it specifically addresses them....on and on and on, to the point I was getting depressed about reading the book, not being unemployed.There are nuggets of advice during all this, but it goes on til almost all but the last chapter, which actually presents serious ideas to help.  It's got plenty of sarcastic humor and potty mouth faux cussing, and maybe for a guy it's relatable.I'm a woman and he doesn't get inside my head at all.  For the record, I would NOT take the "bird in the hand," $12 an hour job that pays half my bills, as job hunting is indeed a full time gig - and energy suck all of its own; if you take that job you are virtually guaranteeing you will never get the job that does pay all your bills.  I do agree however that some days there is just no job to be hunted.If you feel no one gets you - no friends, spouse, dog whatever, and you want someone to basically b**** it out FOR you, it'll be a good investment for a dollar.The best part of the book is the idea of flipping the need heirarchy upside down - it's very realistic.  I'm glad I supported the author as well, he certainly gave it his best shot; and many people will feel understood, no doubt.