The [work] by Nigel Preston discusses the prospect of procuring your job of choice following law school, an often overwhelming task for many law students, including myself. Through a refreshingly clear, direct and informative tone, the [work] explores in great detail how to frame the job search, how to write a good cover letter and resume, how to best conduct yourself in an interview and ultimately how to present ourselves to achieve the goal that we are aiming for. In addition to this, the [work]  also provides a series of sample questions and answers which gives the audience an insight into what law firms are looking for, the best way to approach these questions while also pointing out common mistakes made by law students. The [work] goes beyond the average guidance that is often given to law students from universities, advice forums, websites and other sources. The manner in which it is presented is clear, straight forward and matter of fact making it easy to follow yet still exciting and interesting. The [work] is useful for all kinds of law students whether it be someone interested in commercial law, tax law or human rights law. It highlights the importance of being a well-rounded character in all aspects of your job, whether it be within the office or in the wider social context. Ultimately, ‘Your job of choice after law school’ is an informative, interesting and useful [work] for all future law graduates who may or may not be struggling with the transition into the workforce, providing important insight into how to best approach what lays ahead in their respective futures.