Zsuzsa Farkas

I can only give 3 stars because I can see questionable things in this book. 1. There is no chance to become a profiler in 8-10 weeks. The book says you don’t need psychology degree and this book is enough. Are you sure? 2. Humans are extremely complex. You can’t place a person into 1 specific bracket. For example I am definitely different in different situations. He says you can’t be a “leader” and an “artist” the same time. Well, I am a leader, and artist, a salesman or an accountant depending on whom I’m talking to and what situation I’m in. 3. First it explains you can be either negative or positive extreme but then once it pulls control/express and ask/tell together, positives and negatives don’t matter any longer. I don’t know if I would vouch for this book. It’s an interesting read for sure, but very questionable. Also, like I mentioned before…you can’t say this kind of stupid sh*** that you don’t need a psych degree or years of experience (sales or customer service - heavily face-to-face role dependant) to become a profiler…come on. No psych professional would ever say that..