Review of How you can get a job

Abstract

Reviews the book, How you can get a job by Glenn L. Gardiner (1934). Getting a job is a job, and Glenn Gardiner tells in his most recent book just how you can be the most efficient and productive when you are thus "working for yourself." In the course of answering 197 questions that are hypothetically posed by the inquisitive reader who is out looking for a job, the author sets forth a systematic plan for a job-getting campaign. The down-and-out man who reads this book is more than likely to "get a lift." He will get a new attitude toward the whole "business" of job hunting, and will discover how he can regain self-respect and the respect of others if he is willing to be systematic and thorough in his effort to sell himself and his abilities to prospective "buyers." (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)