For anyone seeking advice on how to job search, the answer should be quite obvious. This thin reference book goes into all different aspects of employment hunting from getting the interview to making the most of your physical presentation. Because there are so many books on how to look for a job, a lot of the information provided here has been discussed a hundred times before, if not more. For example, tips on networking include making a list of companies where you would like to work and sending letters to friends, relatives and business acquaintances describing in detail your career goals. Some of the information in this book, however, answers many applicants' greatest concerns.
Cage presents the material in a clear, concise manner that is easy to understand.
Although this book doesn't present any new information on how to job search, the advice is still valuable. While some professionals are neat and organized, others can't find papers they were given the day before. Hemphill's book presents simple suggestions on what to toss, what to keep and how to find things when you need them most. This resource is perfect for the business professional that needs to tidy up his workstation. One chapter deals with the mechanics of filing.