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“Everybody in Washington wants one of these jobs studies this book. It's called the Plum Book because the people in Washington turn the pages looking for the plum that they want, the job that they want.” quote by Lawrence O'Donnell
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“Everybody in Washington wants one of these jobs studies this book. It's called the Plum Book because the people in Washington turn the pages looking for the plum that they want, the job that they want.”

Lawrence O'Donnell

About This Quote

Source Book: The Plum Book (officially titled "United States Government Manual")

A metaphor describing how political insiders seek coveted government positions like picking ripe fruit from a list.

In simple terms: People chase desirable jobs using a guide.

Key Takeaway

Use networking to identify and pursue target roles.

Themes

career ambition political patronage networking

Mood

strategic informational

Type

advisory practical

When to use this quote

  • job hunting
  • career planning
  • government employment
  • networking events

Key Concepts

public service job market strategic planning

Questions to Reflect On

  • How do you identify the most suitable role for your skills?
  • What strategies help you stand out in a competitive job market?
A Different Perspective

The guide reflects only listed positions, not informal influence networks.

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