The hottest topic in most people's lives is about jobs. Because over 90-million of you are out of work in America, the job marketplace overflows with competitors for the job you want. As a result, the demand for expert advice about how to find jobs has increased considerably. Your One-Minute Job-Finding Coach meets this demand. It's the first book to digest hundreds of game-changing techniques into coaching vignettes you can read in a minute. You'll pick up all the job-finding tips you need to know in much less time than it takes to color your parachute or wade through information on the Internet. This unique book contains chapters of knowledge essential to anyone looking for work, changing careers, and succeeding in their next jobs. It's like having your own personal career coach demonstrating what you need to know about how to- -Write compelling resumes, cover, and follow-up letters -Turn interviews into job offers -Answer tough interviewing questions -Negotiate salary and get a raise -Make a first-class first impression -Handle age, racial, and gender bias, and much more By applying the game-changing coaching tips to your search, you'll make money sooner by finding a job faster. Your One-Minute job Finding Coach belongs on the bookshelves and reading devices of anyone who must make decisions about how to plan and conduct a job campaign. You'll carry these skills with you for the rest of your life -- whenever you need a job.
About the Author: RANDY PLACE IS A JOB-FINDING and executive coach, writer on career topics, broadcaster, and host of www.yourcareerservice.com. For twenty-three years, he helped thousands of employees who had been let go from JPMorgan Chase find jobs. And he coached executives at CBS Television, Pitney Bowes, and major outplacement firms in New York on job-finding techniques, communications skills, and selling strategies. An accomplished seminar leader and speaker, Randy has designed and presented workshops on interviewing, telephoning techniques, job-search writing, and sales training nationwide. Randy's groundbreaking nationally syndicated radio series, Your Career Service, has been heard on over two hundred radio stations across the United States. And his articles on career topics have appeared in the Wall Street Journal's National Business Employment Weekly. A former broadcast journalist in New York, he has also been a commercial spokesperson for an array of national and regional advertisers. In addition, Randy was a sales executive at NBC Radio and the New York City sales manager for syndication at Wolper Productions. He holds a Bachelor's in Sociology and Broadcasting from Syracuse University, and a Master's in Journalism from New York University.