Manga is the word for Japanese (or Japan-inspired) comics.

In Japan, manga isn’t just for kids.  You can find manga histories, manga how-to guides, and manga cookbooks.  In fact, one—fourth of all printed material in Japan is in comics.  And the form has become wildly popular in just about every other country on the planet.

As FORBES says, manga is the “hardiest and most voracious cultural virus presently known to human society

"Mahn-ga”

Because most career books just plain stink.

They’re too long, too boring, and too quickly outdated.

Today most people get their tactical career information online – how to write a resume, what questions to ask in an interview, who to use as a reference, etc. 

What they want in a book, or so people tell me, are what they can’t get from Google.  They want strategic lessons – and they want it presented in an accessible, to-the-point way.  Most career books take about 30 hours to plow through. 

You can read this book in an hour.

Nope. 

If you want to learn that, Google “how to write a great resume.”  You’ll find plenty of help. 

This book will give you the strategic advice you won’t find anywhere else – the sorts of tough and inspiring truths people wish they’d known when they were starting out in the workforce.  

Think of it as a career counselor. The thing is, a real career counselor will cost you $100 an hour.  You can get this book for the price of a movie ticket.