Praise for They Don’t Teach Corporate in College

“Alexandra Levit teaches newbies such practicalities as making a memorable first impression, networking without cringing, coping with difficult personalities, and learning to be an effective boss. The book is easy to read and loaded with commonsense techniques.”

—Steve Powers, Dallas Morning News

“Levit writes with honesty and a refreshing bluntness about office mysteries that boggle young employees. Sprinkled with bullet points and real-world examples of corporate successes and gaffes, They Don’t Teach Corporate in College can be referred to by twentysomethings (and those who need a refresher) again and again.”

—Beth Herskovits, PR Week

“A powerfully insightful resource for aiding next-generation leaders as they aspire to break into the corporate world in the face of a most daunting and challenging economy.”

—Douglas R. Conant, chairman of Avon Products,
former CEO of Campbell Soup, and
New York Times bestselling author of TouchPoints

“I have grown up in my career with this book. When I started out, it was my workplace bible and years later, I make sure all our new hires have copies. Truly a Millennial-whisperer, Alexandra Levit speaks the language of the future leaders of corporate America, and her work is essential in our efforts to be a top-notch company at which to launch a fulfilling career.”

—Brad Gorman, manager, Whirlpool Corporation

“This book is a must-read for new entrants in the work force and is useful even to the more experienced professional.”

—Caroline Ceniza-Levine, National Association for Colleges and Employers

“After four years of jeans and baseball caps and three hours of class a day, workforce newbies need a boot camp like this to face up to the rigors of the working week.”

—Abby Wilner, coauthor of Quarterlife Crisis

“I am a college professor, and I have been using They Don’t Teach Corporate in College as a supplement to my supervisory management class. Levit is right on the mark with this book. The students have really enjoyed reading it and have learned so much from it. I have incorporated this book into my class discussions, and the students will be more prepared for the corporate world because of it!”

—Mary Sakin, Farleigh Dickinson University