Getting a Job is a Job: Nailing a Job in a Hard Knock World

ISBN-10: 1641465646
ISBN-13: 9781641465649
Category: Business & Economics
Pages: 137
Language: English
Published: 2021-01-05
Publisher: Made For Success Publishing
Author: Harvey Mackay

Description

You are looking at the ultimate briefing on how to get hired and trading-up for a higher-paid position. This concentrated game plan is drawn from Harvey Mackay's road-tested tips assembled over decades of intense interviews, extensive hiring experience, and life-changing presentations. It's a tough time for job seekers, and you will need every advantage you can get. With a rapidly changing marketplace shaped by increased automation and technology levels along with the devastating 2020, finding a job has become exponentially more challenging. When unemployment rates are high, you'll need an iron-clad strategy to stand-out. As an essential resource, this book offers resources and tips to move you to the top! The resources included are 16 pre-interview questions, 44 interview prep items, and a powerful, 22 item, post-interview checklist. You will learn:How to win video job interviews How to negotiate a job offer for higher pay Tips to win for 55+ job seekers How to compete if you are not tech-savvy What to do if you are a recent college grad. There is more opportunity in the job market than you can imagine. Armed with these tools, you'll be the most competitive job candidate on the market. “A mother lode of timely, hard-earned, bite-size, street-smart golden nuggets … invaluable for job seekers, employed or unemployed.” —Stephen Covey

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- 344 pages
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