Work It, Girl!

By Wendy Burt and Erin Kindberg

This book features nearly one hundred tips that run in length from one to two pages, that will help women of all ages and in all professions laugh off work-related angst with advice on how to handle... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0071409017
• ISBN13: 9780071409018
• Release Date: May 2003
• Publisher: McGraw-Hill/Contemporary
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.65 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.5" x 8.2"

Customer Reviews

Good basic ideas

I like this book. I'm halfway through it and have already put quite a few of the suggestions to use. I have been working full time now for five years, and am working a job that pays well, but isn't exactly intellectually stimulating. Sometimes your thoughts, like a job, grow stagnant. This book helps refresh those thoughts and gives you new ideas on how to revamp your job and make it more enjoyable; at the very least, more tolerable.

Tip Number 1 : Buy This Book

I admit, these kind of books (how to be glamorous / how to stretch a penny / how to dress like a Prada girl on a gap budget / how to be basically fabulous) books are my downfall. I love them. I'm a sucker for a great "how to be chic and fabulous" book. I love the graphics, the helpful little tips, the entire gossipy feel of them."Work It, Girl : 101 Tips for the Hip Working Chick" by Wendy Burt and Erin Kindberg is a fun and friendly user's guide for those of us either just starting out - or in the middle of that first BIG job. With chapters such as :*The Breakfast of Champions*Bookworm in the Fast Lane - (the joy of audiobooks on the commute)*Relocation for a New Job - (how to get aquatinted to your new city)*Effective E-mailing*Kiss Me Kate - (tips for staying OUT of the office dating pool)*The Little Car That Couldn't (auto repair)This book covers every possible problem, question or insight into the world of the "chic" worker girl. It's a really lighthearted and fun user's guide and give some great and practical tips. A nice book for a gift or a quick ride on the subway to your new job. :)