Publisher's Synopsis
Switching Jobs - 3 Manuscripts in 1 Book, Including: How to Change Careers, How to Find a Job and How to Write a Cover Letter.
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HOW TO CHANGE CAREERS:
7 Easy Steps to Master Your Career Change, Switching Jobs, Career Coaching & New Career Planning.
YOU'LL LEARN:
- What your current strengths and skills are so you know where to focus your efforts and how you can start making the right changes for yourself.
- How to consider your current career options and what you will need to do to get to them.
- How you can start to experience the world around you just by spending time volunteering and shadowing others.
- The importance of taking classes from time to time to get more experience and expose yourself to new subjects.
- Why you should take the time to choose the right career and how you can figure out which one will be just right.
- The importance of credentials and what you can expect when you are trying to meet them.
- Tips and tricks that will help you to apply to a job in a completely different field.
- And so much more!
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HOW TO FIND A JOB:
7 Easy Steps to Master Job Searching, Job Hunting, Job Offer Application Planner & Job Seeking.
YOU'LL LEARN:
- What you will need to do to understand the skillsets that will help you get a career and how to market them.
- Everything you need to know about getting your resume prepared and updated before you begin your job search to ensure that applying is as smooth as possible.
- How to choose the right kinds of companies that you want to work for and why you want those over others.
- How to begin your job application lists to keep your application process as organized as possible.
- The basics of networking to make sure that you have enough references to help you.
- Choosing the right references.
- How to fill in job applications the right way.
- And so much more!
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HOW TO WRITE A COVER LETTER:
7 Easy Steps to Master Cover Letters, Motivation Letter Examples & Writing Job Applications.
YOU'LL LEARN:
- What a cover letter needs and the layout expectations you can manipulate to guide the reader's eye where you want it to go.
- Style, nuance, and tricks you can apply to any written project, including when to evoke emotion and editing tricks no one should be without.
- Beyond the job posting- using your cover letters as broadly as possible, making a fillable generic, and how to prospect.
- How even a little bit of research can mean the difference between your cover letter landing an interview or landing in the trash.
- In a style guide specific to cover letters, we explore tips and suggestions unique to competitive job markets and how to spin and when to color.
- Red flags, deal-breakers, and warning signs to avoid yourself, as well as danger signs a prospective employer might not be worth the trouble.
- There is at least one exception with every hard and fast rule; learn how to turn your red flags into a celebratory banner and lean into certain "flaws".
- And so much more!
