Job-Hunt Quick Guides - FREE eBooks from Job-Hunt.org Experts
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Free eBook: How to Create a Personal Marketing Plan
by Tim Tyrell-Smith, Job-Hunt's Personal Marketing Expert (12 pages) |
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Converting Your Internship into a Full-Time-Job
by Chandlee Bryan, Job-Hunt's New Grad Job Search Expert (7 pages) |
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Choosing Safe Job Boards
by Susan P. Joyce, Job-Hunt's editor and Online Job Search Expert (8 pages) |
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Layoff Self-Defense, 2nd Edition
by Susan P. Joyce, Job-Hunt's editor and Online Job Search Expert (6 pages) |
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Create an Effective Resume on USAJOBS (smaller file/lower rez)
by Camille Carboneau Roberts, owner of CC Career Services and Job-Hunt's Federal Government Job Search Expert (21 pages)
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5 Steps to Starting Your Career Reinvention
by Randi Bussin, owner of Aspire for Success, and Job-Hunt's Career Change Expert (8 pages)
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5 Steps to Implementing Your Career Reinvention
by Randi Bussin (7 pages)
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Winning Negotiation Strategies for Your New Job
by Barbara Safani, owner of Career Solvers and Job-Hunt's Finance Industry Job Search Expert (10 pages)
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Executive Branding and Your LinkedIn Profile
by Meg Guiseppi, CEO of Executive Resume Branding and Job-Hunt's Personal Branding Expert (8 pages)
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Successful Job Interviewing
by recruiter Jeff Lipschultz, founder of recruiting company A-List Solutions and Job-Hunt's Working with Recruiters Expert (5 pages)
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Job Search Networking for Introverts
by Wendy Gelberg, author of The Successful Introvert and Job-Hunt's Introverts' Job Search Expert (8 pages)
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Using Craigslist for Job Search
by Susan P Joyce, Job-Hunt's editor and Online Job Search Expert (8 pages)
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Best FREE ebooks and ebooklets for job seekers:
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Twitter Networking: A Safe Space for Introverts; A Party for Extroverts -
Chapter 24 of the Twitter Job Search Guide. (4 pages)
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30 Ideas: The Ideas of Successful Job Search, 2nd edition,
By Tim Tyrell-Smith of Tim's Strategy. (125 pages)
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Microsoft's Online Reputation Management Study -
This was published by Microsoft in 2010 but removed from their website in early 2011, so I'm making it available here. This is an excellent study and very important information for job seekers. Learn the impact of employer online research on your job search. (23 pages) |
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100 StartUp Tips to Get Your Business Going -
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f you're thinking of starting a business instead of hunting for a job, this is a great place to start. Written by Job-Hunt's Expert-at-Large, GL Hoffman, a serial entrepreneur and career author, it should save you many missteps as GL shares what he's learned "the hard way." (107 pages)
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Resume Kit, Helping Experience Work @ 50+ -
Excellent guide to creating an effective resume for job seekers over 50, including step-by-step instructions and sample resumes, by our friends at AARP.org. (16 pages) |
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Job Search Tweet Sheet -
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our cheat sheet for using Twitter for job search, by Marci Reynolds, owner of J 2 B Marketing and Job-Hunt's Social Media & Job Search Contributor (1 page). |
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100 Job Search Tips from Fortune 500 Recruiters -
Collected and shared by EMC Corporation. (17 pages)
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Wishcraft by author Barbara Sher,
Download this entire classic book, chapter by chapter.
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Internet Your Way to a New Job, 2nd edition,
Sample chapters from the excellent book by Alison Doyle. (29 pages)
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Using the Social Web to Find Work,
By social media guru and PodCamp founder Chris Brogan. (19 pages)
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