
You’re Hired!
Job Search Strategies That WorkBy Rae A. StonehouseLength6h 16m
About this audiobook
Feeling stuck in your job search? "You're Hired! Job Search Strategies That Work" offers practical advice to transform overlooked applications into interview opportunities. This guide abandons outdated methods for effective techniques that help you stand out in today's competitive market.
Author Rae A. Stonehouse shows you how to create a resume that acts as your golden ticket to interviews, develop networking skills even if you think you "don't know anyone," and secure powerful references. The book also prepares you to handle interviews confidently, positioning you as the obvious choice for employers.
Stop following ineffective strategies and start using methods that actually work to land your dream job!
Audiobook details
GenreBusiness and Economics, Self-Help
Length6 hrs 16 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateSep 4, 2016
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Title Page
2Section I
31. Overview & Welcome
42. Overview of Topics & Content
53. Introducing the PDCA Model
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64. The Psychology of Job Searching
75. Envisioning Your Success
8II. PART TWO
91. Resumes: Your Ticket to Job Searching Success
102. Grammar and Spelling/Formatting
113. Contact Information
124. Objective Statement: in or out?
135. Summary Branding Statements
146. Cover Letters
157. Experience Section: Skills & Accomplishments
168. Education
179. Using Keywords in Your Resumé
1810. Marketing Your Transferable Skills
1911. Using Action-Oriented Words
2012. References Introduction
2113. Branding Your Resumé
2214. Leveraging Your Digital Footprint/Using Social Media
2315. CV to Resumé
24III. PART THREE
251. Introduction to Your Network Web
262. Leveraging Your Connections
273. Tips for Strengthening Your Job Search Network
284. Dress for Success
295. Business Card Presentation & Etiquette
306. Whole Lotta Shaking Going On
317. Follow-up Is Everything!
328. Top 15 Networking No-Nos
339. Linkedin Revisited
34Section II
351. Job-Search – Reference Strategies
362. Match Your References to the Target Job
373. Professional Reference Questions List
384. Personal Reference Questions List
395. Go on The Offense
40Section III: 1. The Initial Phone Call
41Section IV
421. The First Interview
432. Organizing Your Presentation
443. You Got an Interview. Now what?
454. Job Interview Dos
465. Interview Don’ts
47Section V
481. Four Basic Interviewer Personality Types
492. Type 2: Self Contained & Direct
503. Type 3: Self Contained & Indirect