This exercise assists in writing realistic job previews. Draw a table with two columns and in one column write 'good' and in the other write 'not so good'. Now, if you work, think about your job; if you don't work, think about the task of being a student. Assume you want to leave work or univer- sity and you have been told you can leave as long as you find a replacement. List all the positives and negatives of the job by using the appropriate good and not so good columns. Once you have listed all these, write a job ad using the realistic job preview. Compare your realistic job preview with others in your class. What differences and similarities do you find?