The Suck Less Job Search: Looking for a job can really suck but it doesn't have to
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| Rating | : | 4.62 (557 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1532949332 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 128 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-03-15 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Much like a firm would invest in market research; Adam’s clients discover their own market value, validate their unique brand, and try different techniques until they create a practice that drives offers. Beginning his career journey with some of the most coveted and luxurious brands in the market like Giorgio Armani and Calvin Klein, Adam struggled to find fulfillment in the corporate paradigm. Adam has been featured on CBS and numerous radio shows as a job search expert, and he also offers individual coaching through CareerKungfu and SuckLessJobSearch . For over the past decade Adam has been refining his formula of looking at the individual as a business. About the Author Adam Reiter is an author and independent corporate staffing specialist based out of Portland, Oregon. Adam’s first book, &ldq
I’ll show you how to: Make companies fight over you when they hear your story Stand out to recruiters and executives running “secret searches" Make your current employer beg to give you promotions for fear of losing you to the competition For Students: You’re graduating, your loan payments are due and you don’t know where to start. Their job searches were slow, stalled or even DOA before we met; after just a few weeks of working together, they landed jobs they wanted. I want to reach as many people as possible with this message. I want to help job seekers take back control of their search. What you’ll learn: How to take back your search and get employers to chase YOU How to take HR/Corporate Recruiters out of the process and get offers directly from hiring managers
Mike S said No nonsense job advice. Adam is direct and to the point here. He gets around the fluff of job searching and gives you actionable advice.
As a business, the job seeker must refuse to settle for unsuccessful practices. Again and again he was constantly drawn back to a single driving principle; helping people. Adam’s first book, “You Can Get a Job in Fashion” focused on a specific industry. Adam Reiter is an author and independent co