The book is written in a casual, easy style with language that appeals to its audience—tertiary students anticipating the next big step outside the known world of study and structure. The book has many practical real-life examples based on the authors' 30 years of experience. . . . I find this book to be very relevant to its audience. It contains much detailed information and advice about each step in the job-search process and is written in an encouraging, positive style. I certainly recommend that university libraries have it in their collections, as the principles apply across disciplines, and all graduates will find it useful in their job searching.

Australian Library Journal

What Do Employers Want?: A Guide for Library Science Students should be considered an obligatory purchase by all first-semester library school students. Actually, it should be an obligatory purchase for all library school students and new graduates trying to find their first professional job.

American Library Association