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Other Items from HR & Employee Issues
Career Coward's Guide to Interviewing: Sensible Strategies for Overcoming Job Search Fears - Helps you overcome job search fears, gain confidence, and get big rewards.
Uncovering Your Passion (flash cards) - This set of tip cards can be used to help students or clients discover the work they will love.
Acing the Interview (flash cards) - Use this set of 30 flash cards to help students or clients, or yourself, get an edge over the competition in job interviews.
CareerSavvy Series - Designed to be read easily and applied immediately to one's career, the CareerSavvy Series offers practical advice on critical job searching, talent recruitment, and career and workplace development issues.
Job Search Secrets From the Experts (kit) - These five books represent one of the finest collections of career planning and job search resources available today.
Executives and $100,000+ Job Seekers (kit) - This collection of books address the job search needs of executives,upper management, and others seeking employment bearing a compensation of $100,000 or more.
Job Interviews for Dummies (3rd Edition) - Includes everything from preparing for the interview to dressing and anticipating questions.
Resumes, Cover Letters, and Interviews for Dummies (collection) - America's leading syndicated career columnist has done it again with fresh editions of three bestselling career books.
Career Coward's Job Hunting Series - The books in this series each cover a different aspect of the job search process in a low-key, friendly manner that puts readers at ease and helps them learn the strategies that will lead to a job.
You Should Hire Me! Interview Secrets to Get the Job You Love - Based on the pioneering work of leading career professionals, this book examines the dynamics of interviewing for job seekers by focusin on two critical interviews - referral interviews and job interviews.
Best KeyWords for Resumes, Cover Letters, and Interviews - Here's the first book to identify hundreds of keywords job seekers should incorporate at critical stages in their job search.
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