The Bottom Line
Best Entry-Level Jobs is a great resource for anyone who is looking for quality entry-level employment.
Pros
- The company profiles reveal some of the best job opportunities in the country.
Cons
- The guide is excellent, but there are no “top ten” lists.
Description
- Written by Ron Lieber and Tom Meltzer
- Published by The Princeton Review/Random House Inc
- 2007 Edition
- Includes profiles of more than 100 companies
Guide Review - Best Entry-Level Jobs
Co-autors Tom Meltzer and Ron Lieber recently teamed up with The Princeton Review to create a guide for people who are seeking entry-level employment. This handy guide, titled Best Entry-Level Jobs, offers an inside look at some of the best job opportunities in the country.
In this updated 2007 edition, you’ll find profiles for more than 100 for-profit and nonprofit companies. Each profile includes:
I highly recommend Best Entry-Level Jobs to anyone who wants to launch a new career. This book provides honest company assessments and valuable resources for entry-level workers in a variety of fields and industries.
In this updated 2007 edition, you’ll find profiles for more than 100 for-profit and nonprofit companies. Each profile includes:
- A company description
- Entry-level position titles
- Company contact information
- Average starting salaries
- Company perks and benefits info
- Tips for getting hired
- Job training structure
- Opportunities for advancement
I highly recommend Best Entry-Level Jobs to anyone who wants to launch a new career. This book provides honest company assessments and valuable resources for entry-level workers in a variety of fields and industries.
