With advice on everything from goal setting to networking, problem solving (even when the boss isn’t around) to how to recognize when it is time to start looking for a new job, They Don’t Teach Corporate in College is a valuable resource for anyone hoping to succeed in the business world.
Courting Your Career – lessons from dating applied to the job search
Have you ever thought of the job hunt as being akin to a search for a mate? You play the field until something just right comes along and hope it’s the start of something great. Read on for a chance to win the book that shows you how job hunting is like dating: Courting Your Career.
Tell Me About Yourself: Storytelling to get jobs and propel your career
As networking and personal branding overtake old-fashioned approaches to job seeking, knowing how to tell a compelling story that resonates with the target audience will continue to grow in importance. Tell Me About Yourself can help job seekers succeed in this tight market and beyond.
Review of Me 2.0 by Dan Schawbel
Wouldn’t it be nice if, instead of applying for jobs, the hiring managers would come to YOU and ASK you to apply? Here’s the book that can help get you on that path. A review of Me 2.0: Build a Powerful Brand to Achieve Career Success
Cracking the networking CODE by Dean Lindsay
Here I go again, talking about networking! It is such an important part of the job seeking process, I can’t seem to say enough about it! Today, a special opportunity! Dean Lindsay, author of Cracking the Networking Code, is giving away several copies of his book to my readers…Don’t miss this opportunity…