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November 20, 2007 | By Rebecca Thorman
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I’ve had my eye on Cathie Black’s book… is it worth it?
Comment by Casey — November 20, 2007 #
I’m actually really enjoying Basic Black, by Cathie Black. It gives practical tips in an interesting way, which is difficult to do. It’s entertaining to read how she navigated her career path. I’m not finished, but I would say go buy it!
Comment by Rebecca Thorman — November 20, 2007 #
You actually have time to read for fun?!?!? Ahh…the days before the baby came. I could actually read in more than 5 minute bits!
Comment by Norcross — November 20, 2007 #
I spent some time with Cathie Black last week. She’s an awesome woman and her book has some great suggestions.
Comment by Daylle Deanna Schwartz — November 20, 2007 #
@ Norcross - Reading is one of my favorite things to do so I make time. But no, I don’t have a baby so that makes it easier
@ Daylle - Ah! I’m so envious.
Comment by Rebecca Thorman — November 22, 2007 #