Organize Your Job Search Career Change ARC: Simple Solutions for Finding the Job You Want

by Ronni Eisenberg

Everyone who is thinking about looking for a new job says the same thing: Getting started is the hard part. Thats why this new book starts at the beginning, providing readers with simple steps for... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0786884673
• ISBN13: 9780786884674
• Release Date: January 2000
• Publisher: Hyperion Books
• Length: 246 Pages
• Weight: 1.80 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.5" x 6.4"

Customer Reviews

Toss into your briefcase for successful employment

Whether you're a new graduate seeking your first position, or an experienced worker looking for a change of corporate scenery, ORGANIZE YOUR JOB SEARCH will provide you with the office tools you need to organize and conduct your job search with ease and precision.Simple "to do's" are scattered throughout the book, motivating you to stay on task. Goal setting tips, such as finishing the book by a certain date, are a great way to keep motivated and work toward your goal of new employment. Worksheets, goal sheets, to do's and reviews streamline your current job of looking for employment, which is a full-time job in itself! A great gift for the new grad or corporate exec, ORGANIZE YOUR JOB SEARCH is the best thing to toss into your briefcase for successful employment.

Insightful!

Ronnie Eisenberg's book is excellent preparation for entering the job market. After all, today's inevitable workplace reality is that many modern jobs are as permanent as Tibetan sand art. This book is full of clever suggestions on interviewing, resume writing, and network building. It will help you tackle the difficult task of finding a job armed with the knowledge that at least you're doing the search right. That, in itself, is a pretty good reference for your new job. We [...] recommend this helpful book for the newly graduated, the newly unemployed, and those considering marching out the office door and back into the job market. (P.S. Don't quit until you have a new job!)