How May I Help You?: An Immigrant's Journey from MBA to Minimum Wage

"Deepak Singh shares his incredible stories of learning, feeling, beauty, work, friendship, and marriage. It is at once deeply personal and specific, while also resonating with fellow humans' similar struggles across the globe."--Dr. Susan D. Blum, author of Lies That Bind: Chinese Truth, Other Truths "I devoured Deepak Singh's memoir at home, at work, on the subway and on the streets of New York. It's funny, eye-opening, and deeply human in its regard for working-class Americans and for all people who struggle to make ends meet. If Barbara Ehrenreich had been born in India, Nickel and Dimed might've looked a lot like this." --Arun Venugopal, WNYC "Deepak Singh reanimates the fears, joys, bafflements, and general vertigo of those first few months after immigrating to the United States. With humor and pathos in equal measure, Singh shows us how difficult it is to work at the most insecure levels of American society." --Siva Vaidhyanathan, University of Virginia