Every job search starts with a declaration of what you want and why you should have what you want. You must understand what makes you uniquely suited for the job you want. Your manifesto provides a unique approach to your job search reflected in your job search marketing plan, the tools you choose, and the way you choose to describe yourself to others. First you need a job search marketing plan to outline the core elements of your job search. By putting energy and thought into a plan in the beginning, you can focus on how to get what you want during your search. The techniques in this book...

Resumes are one of many tools required by job searchers. However, a resume is not necessarily the centerpiece of today's job search as it was in the past. Your job search is flexible; it is personalized to your interests. Therefore, to support that job search, your tools must be flexible as well. We will look at resumes as a part of the strategic toolbox you will assemble for your job search. By the end of this book, you will understand how to organize your passions, experiences, and accomplishments into a strategic job search tool. The Job Seeker Manifesto series offers a step-by-step...

Your resume is good enough to get an interview but you have had six or seven interviews without snagging a job offer. Something is wrong. Did I just describe your job search? We can almost guarantee you are doing something wrong during the interview. We can almost guarantee that we can fix it The key to a great interview is confidence that comes from knowing what to say. Learn the technique for answering the simple question, "Tell me a little about yourself." You will take control of the interview. You will develop confidence you never thought you had. This is the third book in a series...