I thought this book was hilarious. Easy, quick read. On sale for $3 at HPB.

It was a fun read, some of the jobs were amusing, but highly unlikely. *LOL*

Just... not that funny. It seemed like it could have been good. Many opportunities were missed. Really bland.

Was hoping it would be a funny (if not cynical) criticism of modern society and corporate America. Instead, it was jokey but in an ineffective way. Not much substance to it and really no reason to read it. Skimmed it in 1 day.

Take a look at this book written by Stanley Yelnats....oppss Stanley Bing. Check out if your job is in the list. If so, congratulations! You're famous, highly-respected, well-paid, and oftentimes people have no clue of what you're doing! You're doing a bullshit job. You know that you're doing a bullshit job when you have a high fallutin job title with a vague job description. What does a Feng Shui consultant do? or a new media executive, a wine steward, or a McKinsey consultant for example? What does an aromatherapist do? "Sniff things and rub them on people, for big fragrant bucks? Is that all?" I should give this a five star. Hilarious!

The author's mother at some point clearly made the mistake of telling him he was funny.

This book was about as entertaining as stabbing myself in the face repeatedly with a fork.

Prospects for a new J O B ;0)

Not as funny or insightful as I'd hoped. Probably good fodder for a house party, if someone can do a dramatic reading and add life to the humor within.