Title: A Valuable Book, Despite the Author's Attitude
Product review: I found this book witty, insightful, and fascinating - until the epilogue. Until that point, I had blissfully misunderstood Mr. Cheever's attitude toward his jobs and his co-workers. I had incorrectly perceived that he regarded both with some respect. But in the final section, he demonstrates that he (like author Barbara Ehrenreich) has contempt and even horror for the type of work that he is chronicling, and that he assumes that anyone who sells computers or cars is doing so out of economic desperation. Still, the book is a good read, and despite the author's condescension, the reader can learn and appreciate a great deal about the intelligent, hard-working employees in a variety of fields.
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