Julie Bauke’s new book, Stop Peeing on Your Shoes: Avoiding the 7 Mistakes that Screw Up Your Job Search, is full of no-nonsense career advice dispensed through client stories that will give you the tools and the strategies to put your search on the right track.

This book forces job hunters to think seriously about their careers (both past and future) in ways you’ve never thought of before. Perhaps more importantly, it helps develop tools you didn’t know you needed. You should already have a resumé, but what about a whole job-hunting portfolio?

I recently read a book entitled Who’s Your City? by Richard Florida, which I am recommending to any new grad who is seriously considering relocation for whatever reason. What would you move for: family, partner, career, weather? These are tough decisions to make.