The Suck Less Job Search: Find a Job Can Really Suck But It Doesn't Have To

ISBN-10: 1520503830
ISBN-13: 9781520503837
Pages: 126
Language: English
Published: 2017-03-04
Author: Adam Reiter

Description

Who should read this book? If you want a new job right now, you need to read this book. If you want to be known in your industry, you need to read this book. If you want your dream employer to create a job for you, you need to read this book.What you'll learn:● How to take back your search and get employers to chase YOU● How to take HR/Corporate Recruiters out of the process and get offers directly from hiring managers● How to create an undeniable value in the market that will generate offers for you and you aloneFor Job Seekers: You need a new job right now. I'll show you how to:● Use proven strategies to beat out more qualified competition● Reignite a dead search● Move into a new field● Win every interview using a simple, two-step processFor Rock Stars: You like where you are, but you have one eye on the next big thing and you want to build your profile. I'll show you how to:● Make companies fight over you when they hear your story● Stand out to recruiters and executives running "secret searches"● Make your current employer beg to give you promotions for fear of losing you to the competitionFor Students: You're graduating, your loan payments are due and you don't know where to start. I'll show you how to:● Beat out your competition, including more seasoned job seekers● Get the $$$'s you really deserve instead of taking a salary you can barely live off of● Set yourself up for the best promotions and job offers for your entire careerWhy this book?Most job search advice is terrible. Job searches are miserable. And I could spend every hour of every day of my life advising job seekers and I wouldn't scratch the surface of the need in this area. I want to reach as many people as possible with this message. I want to help job seekers take back control of their search. Every day people come to me that need my help to find great jobs but they simply can't afford my services. Even with the 10 hours a week that I set aside for pro bono work it doesn't scratch the surface of the demand for real help for job seekers that have been struggling for months and sometimes, years.

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