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1000 Best Job Hunting Secrets

Name: 1000 Best Job Hunting Secrets
Author: Diane Stafford
ISBN: 9781402202186

by Diane Stafford, Moritza Day

Publisher: Sourcebooks, Incorporated
Pages: 496
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ISBN: 9781402202186

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Overview of 1000 Best Job Hunting Secrets

Job search strategies that really work

Learn how to:
-Customize your resume to suit the job
-Protect yourself and keep your job search confidential
-Effectively rejoin the workforce
-Anticipate the pet peeves of hiring managers and headhunters
-Write a cover letter that gets you noticed
-Secure a second interview
-Guarantee a positive reference

The only guide you need to help you find--and get--the job of your dreams

Synopsis of 1000 Best Job Hunting Secrets

Consisting of 1,000 you-must-have-these, job-winning tips, The 1000 Best Resume Secrets covers the how-to of resume writing, what resumes must contain and the ways to make yours stand out among legions of others. Whether you are hunting for your first job, seeking a better position or planning to rejoin the workforce after raising kids or a mini-retirement, The 1000 Best Resume Secrets can get you the job you want. In twenty-seven chapters, subjects covered include:
• Creating an irresistible resume
• Soccer mom resumes
• Writing an effective resume for flexible work styles
• Knowing the pet peeves of hiring managers and head hunters
• Getting your resume into the right hands
• Knowing the pros and cons of e-resumes and creating your own
• Knowing what employers consider resume turn-ons and turn-offs

In addition, the book is filled with numerous sample resumes for every situation you might encounter, plus tips on writing a great cover letter and how to get noticed in today’s electronic world. The 1000 Best Resume Secrets will lead you past the landmines and straight to the target—the job you really think would make you happy.

About the Author, Diane Stafford

Author of the wildly popular books 40,001 Best Baby Names and 50,001 Best Baby Names, magazine editor (five times running) and book editor. Diane Stafford has 25 years of experience in writing and editing-but nothing has rivaled the indecent amount of fun involved in turning out a third edition, called 60,001+ Best Baby Names, with 10,000 more names for readers.

Adding names from numerous sources, including radio talk-show listeners who called in when Stafford did first edition interviews, this high-energy author gamely enlarged the scope of a book already filled with great names, fun anecdotes, and baby-naming tips.

"Today people are more creative than ever when it comes to naming their babies," notes Stafford. "Though it may be hard to believe, the fact is, every name in this book belongs to someone out there-even ones as off-the-wall as Dijonaise, Zero, and Oddrun. Although the traditional favorites like Emma and Joshua still reign supreme, lots of people enjoy making up names for their kids, thus adding to the huge universe of options. While name inventing is controversial- people even talk about it at cocktail parties-my feeling is that you have every right to relish choosing a name for your baby. Sure, take it seriously, but not too seriously."

Stafford adds, "Having a baby is absolutely the most wonderful thing that can happen to a person, and I hope this book reflects my enormous respect for parents and my celebration of the special privilege of parenting."

Living with her husband, Civil Court judge Greg Munoz,in sunny Newport Beach, California, Stafford-a transplant from Houston, Texas-writes and edits books. Her published books include: Migraines For Dummies, Potty Training For Dummies, The Encyclopedia of STDs, No More Panic Attacks, 1000 Best Job-Hunting Secrets, The Vitamin D Cure (with Jim Dowd, M.D.) and her latest, 60,001 Best Baby Names. Four of these books were co-authored with Stafford's daughter, Jennifer Shoquist, M.D.; her job-hunting book co-author was Moritza Day.