Title: A Heavy Read Masks Little Information
Product review: Reardon's approach to the business world in "The Secret Handshake" is, although intriguing, unfortunately so heavily bogged down in details and marred by a lack of clarity in writing style that distracts rather than attracts during the various nuanced analyses. This book is, perhaps, useful for teaching in academia; however, I found the approach used in a contemporary work, "Cain and Abel at Work", to be much shorter, punchier, and to the point. "The Secret Handshake" is overly insulary and tangential, with little to no real-world application. I was highly disappointed.
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