Although the author is based out of the UK so some of the terminology, etc. was not applicable, I still found a lot of value in this book. I am currently at a crossroads in my HR career and when I saw this book was available on NetGalley, I was very happy to have the opportunity to read and provide a review. I have been contemplating making the switch from public sector HR to private sector and wanted to have some additional flexibility while my children are young. Sarah is very detailed in outlining different options you may have with HR consulting and walks through the pros and cons. I found this book to be very practical. I am also very envious that Sarah was able to make her dream a reality of living in Corfu. Maybe some day I will join one of the retreats!

I buzzed through this book in an evening. Since I have prior experience working in an HR consultancy and have spft-launched ny own HR-business, I feel like this is a pertinent musing of what it means to own and operate such a venture.