The Life And Times Of An Ordinary Joe Named John

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Summary: A Review
Review: A reviewer, A reviewer, April 19, 2004,
If you liked the Apprentice, You'll love this book!
If You ever worked in the Corporate world or rose through the ranks, you'll appreciate the humorous adventures of this main Character 'John'. It begins in the 30's when as a child he lived a life akin to Auntie Mame's Patrick. It proceeds through boarding school, the Korean War, and finally the Corporate war. This Character is all of us and I loved his family, friends and business associates. it's a witty, tender, sad, hilarious and totally enjoyable read.

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Summary: Great Memoir!
Review: If you liked the Apprentice, You'll love this book!
If You ever worked in the Corporate world or rose through the ranks, you'll appreciate the humorous adventures of this main Character 'John'. It begins in the 30's when as a child he lived a life akin to Auntie Mame's Patrick. It proceeds through boarding school, the Korean War, and finally the Corporate war. This Character is all of us and I loved his family, friends and business associates. it's a witty, tender, sad, hilarious and totally enjoyable read.

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Summary: A Review
Review: John Silberman's book is amazingly candid, well written, and extremely interesting. I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants an inside look at business and how it works (and sometimes doesn't work). John's life had a lot of lemons, and he did a good job of making lemonade instead of whining about the lemons. There are many life lessons to be drawn from this book, and John makes it fun to learn the lessons.

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Summary: Laughter, lemonade, and life lessons
Review: John Silberman's book is amazingly candid, well written, and extremely interesting. I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants an inside look at business and how it works (and sometimes doesn't work). John's life had a lot of lemons, and he did a good job of making lemonade instead of whining about the lemons. There are many life lessons to be drawn from this book, and John makes it fun to learn the lessons.