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"With this book Denise has taken the heartache out of job search, giving a structured and organised plan to follow. It provides the most up to date techniques using a multimedia approach in a plain speaking easy to follow style. Along with its supporting material and website, this book will turn anyone feeling lost and rejected into a confident and successful job candidate." Ann Starkie, Director of AS CAREERS
In today's competitive job market you need to be using effective 21st Century job search techniques. Whether you are looking to move into your next job, or at the start of your career, How to Get a Job in a Recession is a comprehensive guide to job search success and will provide the guidance and reassurance you need to do your best.
Completely revised the 7 sections include
* Creating a job search plan
* Deciding what job to target
* CV and cover letter creation
* Creating a compelling message
* LinkedIn
* Traditional job search
* Online research and fact finding interviews
* Active job search
* All aspects of selection
* Staying motivated
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"A highly readable book which provides a structured approach to job seeking and teaches you how to package yourself correctly for the job you want. With fresh ideas and excellent use of technology this book is a must for anyone looking to stand out and succeed." Richard Lane
"A must read for all jobo-holic professionals to keep up with changing times!!" Mital Kinderkhedia
"Denise clearly articulates the challenges associated with job seeking in this difficult economic climate, and provides clear, practical advice for overcoming them. I'd certainly recommend this book to anyone currently looking for a new job." Richard Browning
"Armed with How to Get a Job in a Recession, it feels like I've got a career coach permanently by my side, step-by-step through the job search process." David Hebblethwaite
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