A companion guide that you
get for FREE when buying EasyJob!
This exclusive ebook, only available to EasyJob
customers, is a condensed encyclopedia that covers all aspects
of the job search and the job market.
Here is the table of contents:
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Part One
- Part Two
- What is EasyJob?
- Why EasyJob was created.
- How to make EasyJob work for you.
- How is EasyJob able to serve as
an interactive job-search guide?
- Tomorrow's Labor Force
- Slower economic growth
- Women's share of the employment market
- Workers over age 45
- The 16 -24-year-old age group
- Employment in service industries
- Jobs in the computer field
- Education is essential
- Being Unemployed
- Planning to survive unemployment
- Looking for a job is a full-time job
- Make time to relax
- Attitude Towards Unemployment
- A positive attitude
- Stay active
- Do not stop your job search
- Involve your family
- Entering the Job Market
- Different circumstances
- Different strategies
- Fierce competition
- Mildest competition
- Tapping into the hidden job market
- Do some homework
- The Visible Job Market
- Actors on the employment-market stage
- The Want Ad
- Employment agencies
- resume services
- The Hidden Job Market
- The biggest portion
- Unexpressed needs
- EasyJob's strategy
- Job-search strategies
- The job finds you
- You find the job
- EasyJob excels at both strategies
- Personal contacts
- Internet resources
- Job-search Tools
- The resume
- Your personal marketing tool
- Poorly designed resumes
- Well designed resumes
- Sparking the recruiter's interest
- Basic types of resumes
- Defining your own situation
- Job search situations
- The Cover Letter
- An essential part
- Its limited value
- Introductory, main, and closing paragraphs
- Employer Profile
- Eleven thousand U.S. companies
- The Interview: The Crucial Step
- The moment of truth
- Your performance "score"
- Attitude towards the interview
- Interviewer's professionalism
- Before the interview
- During the interview
- After the interview
- Tips for people in middle-age or older
- Job-search Activities: Follow-up
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