Don't Stop the Career Clock: Rejecting the Myths of Aging for a New Way to Work in the 21st Century
Don't Stop the Career Clock is a blast of optimism for 40-something boomers and those even later in life who think they are on the downhill slope. Harkness successfully bursts many of the stereotypes of aging. --Book Page, April 1999Fortunately, Harkness provides positive ideas and hands-on suggestions to help us change. The last section of the book, "Resetting the Career Clock," is especially valuable, outlining a seven-step plan and backing it up with an impressive array of charts and questionnaires designed to help you reach the satisfying and meaningful work you want. This is one formula that will keep working for a long time. --Get Up and Go! May 1999Helen Harkness has some great ideas. The title of her book says it all. If you need to be convinced that you're only as old as you think you are, read the first 72 pages. But if you've grown up without growing old, start on page 73, with the section titled: "Learning a New Way to Tell Time." --Cleveland Plain Dealer, August 1, 1999Your career is like a book with familiar plot lines but perhaps unexpected developments. Follow the books for help to find your own happy ending: Don't Stop the Career Clock. --Associated Press, September 27, 1999