The One-Week Job Project, (Paperback)

from Oreillynsf

The story of a man searching for his purpose by trying a new job every week, OWJP demonstrates the power of the blogosphere to make kooky plans become real. Only in a digital age can a project this sweeping and downright ridiculous be achieved. It is a triumph of the silly, and the book is both a...

from bookwormteri

Sean Aiken graduates in a valedictory position from college and can't decide what to do with his life. If only he could try out a job before he commits to it...and thus the idea is born. He travels around Canada and America performing 52 different jobs, one a week. Sean Aiken is so upbeat, I real...

from howifeelaboutbooks

This book was just as inspirational (for me) as The Mailroom. Sean was 25, a college graduate, and had spent a year traveling post-graduation. He still had no clue what he wanted to do for a career. He got an idea to try a job a week for a year, hoping one of them would stick. He set up a website...

from LynnB

The idea of this book intrigued me: A young man, uncertain about what he wants to do with his life, decides to try 52 jobs in 52 weeks. Sean Aiken accomplishes this goal and shares his experiences in this book. Sean is searching for something he can be passionate about, and finds that his passion...

from Twink

Sean Aiken graduated from college with a degree in Business Administration and was class valedictorian. A year and half later Sean is still trying to figure out what to do with his life. "Whether we're coming out of school and entering the work world, thinking about a career change after twenty y...