Job!: Search Optimized
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| Rating | : | 4.14 (864 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B008PDAY3W |
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| Number of Pages | : | 449 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-01-25 |
| Language | : | English |
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GET THIS BOOK! Mark Chaszar I gave this book to a guy looking for a job and getting nowhere. He just got married and need to live in a specific place in Arizona with his wife and he has a really small niche that his job fits in at only certain universities. He reads the book, does what it ways, and WHAM! He's getting 5-6 c. Great book that gets results! As an older (over-Great book that gets results! Thomas P. Caulfield As an older (over-40) worker faced with finding a new job, I was nervous about navigating the web-job-application world. Most of my jobs have been referrals from friends, so even though I have been in the workforce for 30+ years, I have had only one or two jobs that were cold-call application / . 0) worker faced with finding a new job, I was nervous about navigating the web-job-application world. Most of my jobs have been referrals from friends, so even though I have been in the workforce for 30+ years, I have had only one or two jobs that were cold-call application / . From Crickets to Calls - why you're not getting interview calls now and how to fly past applicant tracking system filters easily I got this book unexpectedly. I responded to a LinkedIn post Rick had done about the From Crickets to Calls - why you're not getting interview calls now and how to fly past applicant tracking system filters easily Mike McRitchie I got this book unexpectedly. I responded to a LinkedIn post Rick had done about the 4 words you should never use in a resume. As a resume writer and career coach I was intrigued by the novel idea in that post. That caused me to respond with a message to Rick that turned into an hour long phone . words you should never use in a resume. As a resume writer and career coach I was intrigued by the novel idea in that post. That caused me to respond with a message to Rick that turned into an hour long phone
From Kirkus Reviews At first glance, Gillis’ claim to help readers find a job “in one day” feels like a late-night infomercial, but this thin volume’s three-step plan for landing employment—or moving up the ladder—is surprisingly practical. The author suggests that job seekers should use his signature, one-page “Short-Form” résumé as a template, and an example is included in the book’s appendix. Each section of the résumé is explained in sim
Samples and examples are included.. Rick Gillis further provides simple but ingenious information on how to successfully navigate resume filtering software and further advises the reader on how to craft a resume that recruiters will appreciate and follow up on. Without that statement Gillis contends that the interview is a waste of both parties time. Additionally this newly updated and revised edition contains a chapter introducing you to best practices when utilizing social media in your job search. "Job!" focuses on providing the reader with the core of what employers want--an expression from the job seeker on what value they will bring to the organization