The Career Change Handbook
Review
The Career Change Handbook Review - Author Graham Green
The Career Change Handbook is written from practical experience, it
is easy to comprehend and it will even help you check your
personality type.
This book written by Graham Green will encourage you to take an honest
and realistic look at your strengths AND weaknesses.
This is very important when deciding what you have to offer an employer
and will help you in your change of career.
I would recommend that you have a notepad and pen to use with
this book as there are sections in this book with exercises to do.
This Career Change book is divided into 8 Chapters
- What do you really want to do?
- Your main marketing tool
- The best way - networking
- The next best way
- Helping others to help you
- Meeting of minds
- The negotiation game
- In the new position
There are lots of very useful tips in this book that make good sense.
I found the "Your main marketing tool" section of the book very
interesting.
A successful career change will involve you matching your
ideas, passions and goals to the needs of employers and vice versa.
The Career Change Handbook is full of practical examples of what works
and what doesn't in the world of work.
This career change book explains what employers need and how you can
place yourself
and how to convey it.
If you are looking for a new career change you will find out:
- How to know yourself,
- How to recognize what you have to
sell,
- How to structure your job search,
- How to target your CV / resume,
- How to network successfully,
- How to respond to advertisements,
- How to conduct interviews
- How to get the best out of agencies.
The Career Change Handbook has Plenty of sample letters and CVs /
Resumes,
exercises and useful addresses to make sure that your next career
change
is a move in the right direction.
In summary,Career Change Handbook it is well worth the price for the
sound and practicle advice.
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Now - The Career Change Handbook: How to Find Out What You're Good at
and Enjoy - Then Get Someone to Pay You for It
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