The Job Book: Ways to: Find a job, interview, get hired, keep a job, be promoted, and be happy.

ISBN-13: 9781451502985 / Angielski / Miękka / 2010 / 98 str.

MR Mark Kirby

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This great easy to read book provides ways for job seekers, unemployed workers, recent graduates, and those seeking advancement to achieve their goals. From finding jobs, to sending a resume, to interviewing for a job, doing well at your job, and getting promotions, this self help guide will give anyone great ideas for staying one step ahead of other job seekers and employees. The book format is designed for quick reference and gets to the point. Void of the usual filler and fluff, this great book is a fantastic self help guide and seminar you can carry with you and reference over and over. From unemployed workers, laid off workers, terminated workers, people entering a new job market or entering the job market for the first time, and currently employed workers, this book was written to help them all. Written by a proven executive with extensive management experience and work experience at all levels, this book will help anyone find a job or advance their career. Whether you are top management or an entry level employee, full time or part time, temporary or permanent, military or civilian, office worker or factory worker, the tips in this book can help. These days any advantage is critical for job seekers and job hunters and this book will give anyone who reads it an advantage that most will not have. If you are looking for a job, looking for a promotion, or thinking about finding another job, you need this book to compete. While this book was written for employees, employers, unemployed workers, and ex members of our military, the book is also perfect for vocational education and training. Many employers will want to use this book as a new employee indoctrination manual or traing manual for new managers. The Job Book is just that, THE Job book

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