Product Description

Study this book, use the techniques, tactics, tips and tricks you find inside, and you will get out of the job search game sooner, into the job you want -- in any economic market and on your own! Here's just some of what you'll find inside: - Closely guarded secrets that deliver SUCCESS to headhunters - Dozens of Bonus Tips -- little ideas and actions that magnify positive outcomes - The RIGHT WAY register at the online services like Monster - Proven ways to assure that your résumé will be read, not filed or tossed - How to make a strong impression in a phone interview - Strategies for assuring yourself an in-person interview - A dynamic action plan for that all-important face-to-face meeting - A very clever way to be THE ONLY PERSON applying for a specific job! - Mind-blowing ways to discover unadvertised jobs - The magic question to ask when you're rejected Employed now? Start immediately to plan for the next job change you will make -- yes, you WILL make a change; it's not a matter of whether, it's a matter of WHEN. Be prepared with this comprehensive, life-changing guidebook! Using the author's 15 years of hands-on experience with hundreds of candidates as your guide, you will uncover just the job you really want, and in the process you will lighten the burden of job hunting, you'll command the field of play in the contact, interview and critical salary/benefit negotiating stages of your transition -- and you'll do it with ease, confidently, and to your highest benefit!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #725126 in Books
• Published on: 2006-06-01
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 156 pages

Customer Reviews

Only unemployed for 3 weeks.
I followed the steps in this book and had more interviews than I could keep up with. I accepted a job offer 3 weeks after I read this book.

A definite eye-opener
Until I read this book, I was clueless on what really goes on in the job hunting / hiring process.

It's OK
It's a pretty good book. It depends mostly on your level of experience as a job searcher. Consultants who job search more routinely than someone who has had a permanent job for many years will find that the book states the obvious in many sections. People who are new to the job market (especially if it's been some years) will find the book invaluable, and a great resource. A good companion to this book would be one of the many out there on what questions to ask at an interview.