Review: Where are the Killer Jobs?
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 03 4, 2013
The books starts with page after page after page of why the author wrote the book, why it's different, why you might want to work at home, etc. All fluff. Get to the point instead of spending 10% of the book telling me why I'm lucky to have the book.After this long introduction, the book is an alphabetical list of companies that have online links to available jobs, not just work at home jobs.In fact, I clicked on one link and the next page at the company site and I got this: **Candidates MUST BE a U.S. CITIZEN AND HOLD a current TOP SECRET with CI Poly - U.S. Government Security Clearance to be considered for this position.****Must be located in the METRO D.C. area or be willing to relocate to that area**I guess that's the killer job. Sounds like it pays well, but I don't have 6-8 years experience, hold a Top Secret clearance, or live in Washington D.C.If you want a book that has a lot of links to possible work at home jobs, then maybe this is what you need. Don't expect a concise list of jobs that pay x-amount that are Killer Jobs.