That’s a perfectly reasonable question – which is why below you’ll find a forensic examination of the book’s innards.

You can also click here to use Amazon’s ‘Search Inside’ gizmo to take a peek at the first chapter.

Chapter 1: In At The Deep End
Hear from masses of other grads in the same boat as you.

Chapter 2: Myth Busting
Clear the mental clutter stopping you feeling good about the future. There really is no bad news – honest! Includes mega-myths: ‘Most people have their career planned out by the time they graduate – or soon afterwards…’ (WRONG!) and ‘If I don’t get on a graduate scheme my life is over’ (er, WRONG again!)

Chapters 3, 4 and 5: The Three-Day Plan
Lovingly crafted with help from The Careers Group, these three chapters aim to get you ship-shape in a mere bank holiday weekend, ready to tackle your job hunt with a clear head.

Chapter 6: The Job Hunt
Where to look for your job. Plus: Isn’t it illegal not to advertise jobs? (Er no, actually..)

Chapter 7: Applications and Interviews
Running the gauntlet to bag the job you want. Includes expert advice from graduate recruiter Alistair Leathwood, at Freshminds What are employers really looking for in an interview? (Guaranteed: it’s not what you think!)

Chapter 8: Alternatives to the Job-Hunt
When a stint of work experience, a few months travelling or a course of further study are a good idea – and when they aren’t. PLUS: Work experience – What are your rights?

Chapter 9: Healthy Habits
Lots of easy peasy ideas of ways to make your job hunt a little bit less painful. Includes: Genius expert advice from uber-wise psychotherapist Gael Lindenfield.

Chapter 10: Rescue Remedies
What to do when your job hunt goes pear shaped, or you run out of steam… More top-class wisdom from Gael Lindenfield (And no, she won’t be cross for failing to take her advice in Chapter 9 – she knows you’re doing your best in a tough situation).

Is Dude everything you dreamed of? Here’s the Amazon link so you can buy the book now.