Tamara J. Erickson

This is mainly a book of career advice, and coaching/cheerleading. There is some interesting demographic info in the first section. The second section has the advice, coaching, and self-assessment tools. The intended audience seems to be Gen-Xers who are having a mid-career or life crisis. This focuses solely on people who are employed in the private sector or are self-employed.

This is, hands down, the best book I've read on entering the workforce as a Gen Yer I've read. It is well-researched, makes the right assumptions (without being condescending), and helped explain why intergenerational offices work the way they do. I would recommend this to any Gen Yer interested in how to make a good impression in a job market that often looks at us with cynicism and snark.