If you have ever wondered how you were going to be able to help your child when he started high school prepare for the working world have them read this book.
It not only outlines what needs to be done it also helps with the little tips and tricks on what to look for and what to do with your resume and how to practice for an interview.
It's a book you wish you had when you were first starting out but could not find.
There are excellent examples and it reminds you that money is not everything and sometimes you have to hold out for something you would rather do than the all mighty dollar.
In the end you want to start with something you can build a career on and this book titled "Job Hunting 101" by Matt Gordon shows you how to do that.
This is a very good book for a young adult.
Also, this is a good book just to get some simple ideas from to pass along.
I guess in this economy you can say it is a book for everyone and even at an older age we forget some of the simpler things we did when we were younger and some of the things that the new bosses of today might be looking for.
One of the biggest things to adjust to is the fact that the new boss that you are interviewing with will be younger than you.
Once you get over that then you should be able to draw from your own work experiences to cover the questions they may throw at you.
Of course if you are not into technology then do not attempt to work at a computer store.
This is something you would tell your own child so follow some of your own advice.
This book would be a good prep book for you.
It is a short book and with the easy to follow basic steps that help you in building a little confidence in yourself going in.
Even if it is your purse or back pocket.
So give it a try.