Tales of opportunities in modern era | book review | ronak book blog

Tale of opportunities in Modern Era (4/5)
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The beauty of nonfiction book's is they teaches us so many things to live, so many things to dream and so many things to get up, dress up and face your problem and get that dream life.
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This book turn out to be great read. I came to various factors about modern era. A nonfiction book by a mechanical engineer who has gone through various challenges in his life.
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The problem with nonfiction books are they are hard to rate. Because this book has so many lessons and about life, struggle, passion. You have always faced any of it in life. I had same problem with this book. This book is indeed inspiration when it come to reading.
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Let's talk about cover first. Cover is not that eye catching. It can be made more beautiful by adding different symbol, logo little bit more attractive. But there is saying "never judge a book by its cover" again it's turn out to be true.
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This book divided into three parts.
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#part_1 - its talk about different type of job available in market. There are so many field yet people choose 2 or 3 of them. I can relate because I'm engineer. And happy that I also tried other fields than eng. This part also talk about emotional stages life frustration, depression in example. 
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#part_2 - the second part which is one of the famous topic when its comes to debate but, no one provide solution on it. So called topic "problem in education system". Personal I debated on this topic more than 10 times. Every other technology is upgrading we are still studying the 100 years old syllabus. Even if thousand of books talk on this I don't think there will be change unless people self aware.
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#part_3- the third part is all about market related things, branding, web development investment, AI,  technology, personal I like third part most as I'm going through such situations. Why and how you should be present in market. How to use it.
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Overall this book is a must in bookshelf. It's combination of many things self help, nonfiction. A good damn book.