From Library Journal According to the authors， job opportunites are available in the public sector， but the market is becoming increasingly competitive. Their guide gives the reader suggestions on finding work with federal， state， and local governments and related organizations. The general information on job hunting and the specific information on government jobs is current， accurate， and detailed. But the chapters on nongovernment employers are far more general and include several excerpts from directories such as the Encyclopedia of Associations. The primary value of this section， in fact， lies in alerting readers to these other sources. Still， overall， this is a worthwhile book for career collections. Wendy Allex， Tampa-Hillsborough Cty. P.L. System， Fla.Copyright 1986 Reed Business Information， Inc. Book Description Outlines strategies for finding jobs in federal， state， and local governments and other public organizations. --This text refers to the Paperback edition. See all Editorial Reviews