About the Book

There are a great amount of people, from those just beginning their careers to seasoned veterans, who are struggling to find work or even an interview in their chosen field. As a result, job seekers of all experience levels are scrambling and competing for that one available position that exists in the marketplace.

This is proven by the opportunities offered by companies that in many cases begin at a salary as low as $10.00 per hour for positions that require more than entry-level experience. In fact, I remember a potential employer that I was interviewing with admitting to me of not knowing just how difficult it was for those searching for work as he was interviewing candidates with extensive managerial experience for lower level positions.

During my job search out of college, much of the frustration that I eventually developed was due to the fact that I had nobody to confide in about what employers required from potential employees regarding such areas as experience, salary expectations and overall industry knowledge. And as someone that has experienced the process of not only working in, but interviewing for jobs in many different industries, I now understand these issues and can offer this information to others.

My Journey Up And Then Back Down the Corporate Stepladder… is a satirical and humorous exploration into my many brief stops within the corporate world. It focuses on my observations regarding the individuals, policies, and personalities that make up the average office environment in addition to the job seeking process itself.

The book also explores current religious, racial and gender sensitivities as they relate to past pop culture views, and how these negative factors affect these corporate surroundings while also dividing us up as a country on a social level.