Now for the disappointing part : a pseudo-adult's decade of short-term jobs, long-term relationships, and holding out for something better / Steven Barker.
"When Steven Barker was twelve, his father, in pursuit of the American Dream, moved the family from Canada to Connecticut, having worked his way up from an IBM mailroom to landing a vice president position in a top computer factory. Steven, in contrast, has followed the philosophy of "quit everything until you find something you don want to quit," and has spent over fifteen years as a contract employee, a demographic that has come to make up 2 percent of the nation's work force. Now for the Disappointing Part is the first collection of essays written for the temp workers of the millennial generation -- those who, by choice or circumstance, delay or abandon plans for long-term careers for the variety (and anxiety) of contract work."--Provided by publisher.
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