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September 2002
Find That Job!
Books and Links |
The library is a great resource when looking for a job, researching
a career change, or learning new job skills. Below is just
a small percentage of library books that will help you find that job.
Resumes That Get Jobs
658.31 Res
A resume can make or break your chances of getting a job, no
matter what your level of work experience. This book gives tips
on how to make your resume stand-out. Included are: 75 sample
resumes, step-by-step directions on building a compelling resume, what
your need to know about submitting a resume online, resume dos and
don'ts, strategies for writing cover letters, tips for making a great
impression at interviews, and more.
Dynamite Answers to Interview Questions: No More Sweaty Palms
by Caryl Rae Krannich and Robald L. Krannich
650.14 Kra
Here's a book that reveals the inside story to conducting effective
job interviews. Outlining the whole interview process, from
preparation to close and follow-up, the authors provode sound advice
on how to answer the most important interview questions. Filled
with useful tips and examples of how to turn possible negative
responses into positive answers that can make the difference between
being accepted or rejected for the job.
Electronic Resumes and Online Networking
by Rebecca Smith
650.14 Smi
In an easy to understand style, free of technical jargon, the book
introduces the basic techniques that can help you put your name on the
right computer screen at the right time by showing how easy it is to
use the internet to: target employers and their hiring needs, identify
key skills need to fill jobs, keep up with your profession in discussion
forums and virtual communities, create the perfect electronic resume,
use keywords and search engine savvy to get your resume noticed, and
other important tips.
Lifescripts for Employees
Edited by Stephen M. Pollan and Mark Levine
650.13 Lif
Written especially for employees, this book helps focus on the
difficult discussions this group is likely to face. Each
Lifescript features a flowchart with openings, and rejoinders to a
variety of potential responses. There are also pointers on
proper attitude, timing, preparation, and behavior as well as a
summary of key points and a list of possible adaptations.
Do What You Love, the Money Will Follow
by Marsha Sinetar
650.1 Sin
A step-by-step guide to finding the work that expresses and fulfills
your needs, talents, and passions. Using dozens of real life
examples, the book shows you how to overcome fears, take the little
risks that make big risk possible, and become the person whose work
means self-expression, growth and love.
Professional
Secretaries International Complete Office Handbook: the Secretaries
Guide to Today's Electronic Office
651.8 Jad
Designed for all office workers, from administrative support to
management, this book offers comprehensive coverage on many day-to-day
office questions. Especially handy is the section of office
communications.
But
What If I Don't Want to Go to College: A Guide to Success Through
Alternative Education
by Harlow G. Unger
374.013 Ung
Unger tells you how to choose your right career and what to expect on
the job, the joys as well as the hardships. You'll discover how
many hours you will work, how much money you'll earn, the training and
education you need.
I'm
Turning on My PC, Now What?
by Matthew James
004.16 Jam
Computer skills are essential to almost every job today. If you
are an absolute beginner with computers, this is the book for
you. With easy to understand, jargon free language and color
illustrations, this book will guide you through all the steps of what
you can do with a computer.
Professional
Web Site Design From Start to Finish
by Anne-Marie Concepcion
005.72 Con
This books shows you how to think strategically and use logical,
efficient production practices to create web sites that look good,
work well and get the results your, or your client, want. You'll
learn to develop site architecture that sparkles, with just the right
balance of tone, message, navigation, and dynamics.
Congratulations!
Now What?
by Bill Cosby
650.14 Cos
If you are a new college graduate frustrated with your first job
search, try a little humor with this book. Cosby provides
graduates and their parents with both a dose of humor and hints about
survival as they look ahead to full-time jobs and empty nests.
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