Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Kitchen Table Wisdom for the Consultant

It's hard to imagine this book is twenty years old. The content is relevant, entertaining and insighful.Weinberg doesn't pull any punches either. Among his "laws" of consulting: "In spite of what a client may tell you, there's always a problem." and "No matter how it looks at first, it's always a people problem."The book is full of easily understood advice, written in an engaging way. Weinberg covers how to market services--"There's no such thing as the right amount of business"--pricing, and client relationships.After decades in the business Weinberg got as much of his experience out of his head and onto paper. It's a gem of a book.Weinberg reminds us that "the thought that disaster is impossible often leads to unthinkable disaster." Great advice for any consultant.This book belongs on every cosultant's bookshelf--after reading it thoroughly, that is.Mike McLaughlin, coauthor with Jay Conrad Levinson, Guerrilla Marketing for Consultants.