From the book, you can see their sparkling souls and vigorous vitality stretching upward, and you can also get a glimpse of a corner of each unique industry. All five stars!
Financial novices can take it as an introduction, but it is not particularly recommended. The description is somewhat idealistic, the heroine's attitude towards life is also a bit naive, and the business war is a bit of a joke. The heroine's tough style of "money solves everything" is very impressive, and the depiction of the heroine's father, Grandet, is quite endearing.
Period novels, although they don't quite fit the theme of "career women", but the same thing is that the protagonists are all tough women. They excel in good writing, realistic plots, and three-dimensional group portraits, so they are included here~
I like the heroine's character very much, her career development is well depicted, and it's about an industry I don't understand at all - headhunting. Emotional lines are like cigarettes that are dying in the twilight, with addictive substances like nicotine floating in the vague smoke.
I recently read an article about a "money-worshiping girl" thinking about her own situation and future plans. The characters are very three-dimensional and the plot is also very exciting.
Returning to the workplace at the age of 35, the heroine is faced with career and family choices, and rifts with her former colleagues and leaders... The writing is wonderful and heart-warming. It is the white moonlight of my workplace writing. I pray that you will ensure the quality!