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How to Prepare
For a Job Interview
So you wrote a great cover letter and resume, got short-listed and
called in for an interview. Now what? Ace the interview, of course! Here
are some helpful tips...> READ ARTICLE HERE | From
eHow.com
| How to Write a Resume Here are some tips on how to write a resume. This is a great way to prove yourself to an employer so that you will have a better chance of landing that dream job of yours!> READ ARTICLE HERE | From eHow.com |
Down and Out- What to Do When You're
Downsized
I recently talked to someone who had relocated to New York City for a
job with what he thought was a well-funded start-up company. He had what
seemed like a great job, an excellent salary and, of course, oodles of
stock options. Six months later, the stock options were almost
worthless, the company is laying-off, and it looks like he might be
next. How to survive...> READ ARTICLE HERE | From
About.com
| The 10 Worst Job Tips
Ever The world abounds in bad advice for job-seekers. Here are some spectacularly unsound directives.> READ ARTICLE HERE | From Business Week |
How to Be a Great Job
Candidate
Competition for the best jobs with top companies is tougher than ever
before. Don�t get lost in the sea of mediocrity. Today, you
really need an edge to get noticed and hired into the job you
want.> READ ARTICLE HERE | From
eHow.com
| Top 10 Tips for Salary
Negotiations Negotiating a better salary package has put more than a few stomachs in knots over the years. Remember, we all go through it sooner or later. Keep these 10 basic tips in mind when it's your turn to ask for a sweeter deal.> READ ARTICLE HERE | From Monster.com |
Evaluating a Job Offer
There are many issues to consider when assessing a job offer. Will the
organization be a good place to work? Will the job be interesting? Are
there opportunities for advancement? Is the salary fair? Does the
employer offer good benefits? Now is the time to ask the potential
employer about these issues and to do some checking on your
own.> READ ARTICLE
HERE | From US Department of Labor
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TOP BOOKS FOR CAREER
CHOICES
1. Do What You Are by Paul D. Tieger and Barbara
Barron-Tieger, 2007. The authors show
you how to use personality type to find the right career.
| 2. Cool Careers for Dummies by Marty Nemko, Paul & Sarah Edwards, 2007. This is an easy to follow book for anyone choosing a career for the first time, changing careers, or embarking on a job search. This book will help you with everything from self assessment to networking to getting - the job interview. |
3. Finding Your Perfect Work by Paul and Sarah Edwards, 2003. The authors show you how to blend your goals and dreams with earning a living. They use worksheets and questionnaires to do this. The Edwards also show readers how to capitalize on their assets, such as a special talent that can be used as a business, or an historic home that can be used as a bed and breakfast.
| 4. 48 Days to the Work You Love by Dan Miller, 2005. Work isn't simply about making a living. Miller tells you how to find a career that is meaningful to you. |
5. How to Find the Work You Love by Laurence G. Boldt, 1996. Boldt looks at four key elements to be found in "your life's work." These elements are integrity, service, employment, and excellence. He teaches readers how to find their callings or work they'll love.
| 6. What Type Am I?: Discover Who You Really Are by Renee Baron, 1998. Discover your personality type and see how it affects your career and other aspects of your life. This book is based on the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. |
7. Discover What You're Best At by Linda Gale, 1998. This book promises to help you uncover your interests, innate talents, and potential skills. Use this information to help you find out what career direction to follow.
| 8. What to Do with the Rest of Your Life by Robin Ryan, 2002. Are you stuck in a midlife career crisis? Ryan, a career coach, tells you how to make the changes you need to find career satisfaction. |
9. Career Tests by Louis Janda, 1999. Janda presents you with 25 tests that he claims will help you discover the right career for you.
| 10. Wishcraft: How to Get What You Really Want by Barbara Sher and Annie Gottlieb, 2003. Learn strategies that will help you make changes in your life. Discover your strengths and skills. |
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