jobsearch

Job-Search Secrets That Have Helped Thousands of Members (Five O'Clock Club)
$15.00
If you're casual about your career and personal fulfillment, this book is probably too much work for you. But when you are truly ready, this book is the most practical and thought-provoking exercise I've seen. Whether it be a promotion or a complete career change, this book takes nothing for granted. After the exercises which help you understand your own professional desires, it provides you the steps and resources to conduct an effective search. It teaches you how to organize a resume, get interviews, how to prepare for them, maximize them, get offers, negotiate them....and I'm brushing over details such as lessons on researching companies, using a job search library, networking.

How to Market Yourself on the Internet: Jobsearch (Crisp Professional Series)
$15.95
This book includes general exercises on discovering your skills, determining the kind of job you want, doing research, and creating on-line resumes, cover letters,and personal cyber-commercials. Tools for keeping organized such as cyber address books, a URL log, and a flow chart are emphasized. An appendix discusses Internet basics. (This review appeared in the Annotated Bibliography of Learning A Living, A Guide to Planning Your Career and Finding A Job for People with Learning Disabilities, Attention Deficit Disorder and Dyslexia)

The Job Search Solution: The Ultimate System for Finding a Great Job Now!
$16.95
This book I purchased for my daughter and it arrived in excellent time. My daughter said that she was half way thru the book and that it's a great source for people who are on the job market.

The Physician's Job-Search Rx: Marketing Yourself for the Position You Want
$16.95
This is an acceptable book for job searches, however the information provided is not very specific to physicians. There are other resources on the market that provide more specific information for those in medicine.