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Regardless of what job you're looking for, your experience or skill level: here's your complete guide to every aspect of your search: creating your resume and other documents, improving your body language, applying and networking n the right places, and answering some of the most difficult HR interview questions.

Find-and land-your first job! Finding a job can seem daunting, especially when it's a brand new experience. There's a lot to know, and often a lot of pressure. Written by the founder of AfterCollege.com, Getting Your First Job For Dummies is designed to take the stress out of the job search process and help you get an offer. In this book, you'll discover how to identify your talents and strengths, use your network to your advantage, interview with...

Shows job seekers how to write a resume by focusing content, integrating keywords, and using a distinctive design, with more than one hundred sample resumes.

Artists have been using portfolios of their work for years, to show prospective employers what they can do. Shouldn't all job seekers cash in on that idea? This program focuses on the steps involved in compiling a career portfolio, from gathering the individual components to tailoring them for use with different job categories. Work samples and other elements, such as a statement of confidentiality, a mission statement, a set of goals, a resume, and...

In today's tight job market, anyone who really wants to be hired should send out hundreds of resumes, then leap at the first offer of employment-or maybe not. This practical and informative program addresses seven common myths associated with landing a job. Viewers learn the most effective method of sending a resume, ways to find out about open but unadvertised positions, how to get hired with little or no experience, when to accept an offer, when...

Appropriate for either first-time job applicants or seasoned interviewees, this fast-paced program gives tips gleaned from thousands of employers who were asked the same two questions about candidates: "What impressed you most?" and "What mistakes did they make?" Host Stephen Conway, who spent 15 years recruiting for heavy hitters such as Coca-Cola, Microsoft, Nokia, and Disney, reports that job seekers who followed the advice presented here won more...

There are cell phones, emails, faxes, multi-telephone conferencing, video conferencing..the list goes on and on. This is also true in the job search. The resume has undergone several changes in the past ten years. In some cases, a basic cover letter and resume are no longer enough to attract an employer's attention. This video program takes a look at various resume alternatives and how to best utilize these nontraditional formats to your advantage....