Moving from school or college into work is one of the biggest steps you'll ever take. It's an exciting time but it's also a challenging one. Having spent most of your life in education - where you have to be whether you can think of better things to do - suddenly you're fighting off competition to get that crucial first job. But what skills are employers really looking for and what makes you employable? Uniquely written for students and college leavers, What Employers Want is your practical one-stop shop to helping you identify and improve the skills, attitudes and behaviours required by today's employers. Helping you to secure your first job and equip you for the world of work, this handbook will guide you to: Identify the skills you already possess and show you how to articulate these to future employers Expand your range of existing abilities so that you become the sort of person an organisation wants to employ Create a skills profile to use as a basis for job applications and to refer to before interviews If you're looking for a job or about to start work, now you can ensure employers know just how capable you are - and why you're exactly the sort of person they need to hire. New content for this edition includes: advice on developing the most sought-after personal characteristics and habits in the workplace, including the importance of determination, emotional intelligence and having a positive approach. It also includes brand new case studies from students and employers to help you with taking that important first step on the career ladder.
Award-winning college professor and adviser Bill Coplin lays down the essential skills students need to survive and succeed in today's job market, based on his extensive interviews with employers, recruiters, HR specialists, and employed ...
A unique handbook supporting school and college students to build on their employability skills and recognise their existing skills.
Read this book and arm yourself with the advantage of knowing what interviewers are looking for and how supply it. Learn to show yourself in the best possible light and maximise your chances of getting the job. DON'T BE GOOD, BE BRILLIANT.
Until you are in the workplace experiencing the issues addressed in this book, you will not know. At this point in your life, you do not know what you do not know. They say you are not ready. After you read this book, you will be ready.
This book is a gift. So, buy it. Read it. Use it. Please." -- From the book's foreword by Richard N. Bolles, author of What Color Is Your Parachute? There's no question that looking for work can be daunting.
The book also addresses a variety of issues that are encountered at the workplace, issues that are not usually discussed, but have to be dealt with.This is a fast-paced book, offering you a road map for improvement and success.
You need a CV that increases your chances of winning recruiter's attention. This book will show you how.
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Jill Wallace , vice president of human resources for National City Bank , sees motivation as a quality that emerges during the job search and carries through to the job . 1 was contacted by a really effective applicant .
Don't bother with lots of books on careers advice - now you can find all the information you need in the ultimate guide. Lynn Williams is a career counsellor and trainer who runs workshops on CV writing and interview techniques.