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A treasure-trove of information and advice for anyone who has wants a job that they'll love. --Bella, 16 August 2010
Packed full of exercises to overcome excuses and find out what really motivates people. --workingmums.co.uk, 19 September 2010
John offers sage advice...a value for money read and well worth the cover price. --AMBA Ambition magazine, 1 November 2010
Packed full of exercises to overcome excuses and find out what really motivates people. --workingmums.co.uk, 19 September 2010
John offers sage advice...a value for money read and well worth the cover price. --AMBA Ambition magazine, 1 November 2010
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The new and fully updated edition of John Lees’ bestselling How to Get a Job You’ll Love (2011-12 Ed) will help readers unlock their hidden potential, find their passion and apply it to their working lives. Packed with new chapters, exercises and useful resources, this practical guide is the must-have read for anyone looking for their ideal career.
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- New Chapter – What happened to my career? Includes coverage of how we make career decisions in a market that is dominated by redundancies
- New Chapter – Can I Find a Job Using Social Media? Includes coverage of making the most of web-based networking tools
- New coverage on managing internships, influences that point us towards certain career paths, directions on the first steps if you want to do something very different, why people keep making the same mistakes, new career thinking and trends, including ‘giganomics’ (combining multiple skills, talents and abilities to generate income for living)
- New exercises to draw out personal values
- Checklists now include coverage on self-employment
- List of Useful Websites has been comprehensively updated and revised
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12 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A must buy in this economic climate,
This review is from: How to Get a Job You'll Love 2011-2012 Edition (Paperback)
Here's a novelty - a book about career planning that has something new to say.John Lees begins by tackling the agonising debate that one has with oneself over the dissatisfaction with the current job.Then chapter by chapter he walks you through not just "The dream job!" but the practicalities of how much one must earn, what skills and personality one brings to the table for a potential employer. The primary value in this book is that it's not a comfortable "get rich quick book". The exercises and thought processes that John takes you through are superbly designed to make you think through your options and your marketability to an employer clearly and truthfully. The chapter (11) on creative job search strategies is particularly useful as it debunks many of the job hunting myths that persist. Other chapters deal with CV creation, using social media to find a job, attending interviews and even changing career. As a coach and mentor that integrates senior executives into a new job I will be recommending this book as a "Must buy and read"
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Personality test worth the cover price alone - more useful than Myers-Briggs for me,
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This review is from: How to Get a Job You'll Love 2011-2012 Edition (Paperback)
I wasn't expecting to learn much from this book as I have been obsessing about my career options for many years and have tried a number of different careers. However, I found the 'Who are you?' tests to be a revelation - I thought I knew what my strengths were but discovered that some of the things that I considered as secondary strengths were actually my key strengths and vice versa. I found this much more useful than the Myers-Briggs test. As I am currently changing careers I found this very valuable as this test alone flagged up the best career choice(s) for me.
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
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A must for today's jobseekers,
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This review is from: How to Get a Job You'll Love 2011-2012 Edition (Paperback)
The latest edition of John Lees' best selling book contains up to the minute advice and tips on how to go about selecting the right role and then implementing a professional and differentiated self-marketing campaign to secure your preferred job. A must for the jobseeker in these challenging times.
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