Can I Wear My Kippah on Job Interviews?: Career Guidance for Sabbath Observant Jewish Professionals

This short book provides a useful combination of general career advice and specific, practical tips for navigating various situations that come up at the intersection of Jewish practice and the workplace.

Very little specific to Orthodox issues in the workplace, mostly just general job-hunting advice in an Orthodox cultural frame. May be useful to naive Orthodox job hunters, but otherwise there are better books on job hunting.

Once again, Lavie (and Rachel!) have delivered a concise, informative and well written guide to aid in the job seeking (and keeping) process.I'm privileged to work for one of the most religiously tolerant employees out there - and even THEY could stand to benefit from a copy of this on their shelves.With the Margolins at your side, you can't go wrong.Whether you're looking to get back into work, or for a gift for a child just starting out - your search is over - unless you're looking to buy Lavie's other books too!

A comprehensive look at issues faced by observant Jewish professionals especially Shabbat observance, kashrut, and accommodating various dress requirements. Its an easy read, clearly laid out and great advice for navigating sticky situations. I wish this had been around years ago when I was first starting my professional career.

Excellent book and another example of his timely advice on today's industry.

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