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Reviewed by Tiffany Davis for Readers' Favorite
Let Go by Simon Linter is a fictional story about Mark Gallachi and his rise to CEO at a company he was not interested in working for initially. A recent philosophy graduate, he was having a hard time finding employment, until he received a call from "Making Miracles Materialise" - a company located in the middle of London - to be a junior trainee analyst. Because this would be his first "real" job, Mark is nervous about the interview, but hopeful that he would be given the job. To his surprise, he becomes the CEO of the company after several obstacles over the years, and now has the great idea to narrate a morale-boosting book for employees to give them an idea of his humble beginnings.
This story reminds me of my first interview experience and helps me to better understand how Mark felt while anticipating the outcome of the interview. Mark accepts the job, but with no real passion or thrill for the duties given. Both his behavior and attitude show that he has no intention of taking the job seriously. It's funny that the very person who interviewed Mark when he started at the company would also be the Manager of the Managers when he received his promotion to the Social Media Department Manager. He can't seem to escape coming into contact with Anita and I could feel his frustration as the story progressed. Overall, the story is very good and inspires the reader to feel that no job is a small job because it could lead to you finding your soul mate, it could lead to promotion, etc. I thoroughly enjoyed it!
