The job seeker manifesto : the job search marketing plan : declare to the world how you will find your next job!

Every job search starts with a declaration of what you want and why you should have what you want. You must understand what makes you uniquely suited for the job you want. Your manifesto provides a unique approach to your job search reflected in your job search marketing plan, the tools you choose, and the way you choose to describe yourself to others. First you need a Job Search Marketing Plan to outline the core elements of your job search. By putting energy and thought into a plan in the beginning, you can focus on how to get what you want during your search. The techniques we offer can apply to young and old, professional and laborer, executive and office worker. The trick is making a plan that works for you, understanding who you are and what you have to offer, then working the plan until you get what you want. It is simple. It is hard work. Your results are based on the effort you put in. And it works. Let's get started. ""Cover ""; ""Title""; ""Copyright""; ""Contents""; ""The Job Seeker Manifesto""; ""Chapter 1 � Job Seekers Take Many Forms""; ""Reasons to change jobs""; ""What do you do after you've been laid off?""; ""Changing Careers""; ""Chapter 2 � Job Search Marketing Plan""; ""Non-plans do not help""; ""Plans have steps""; ""Chapter 3 � Explore what you want to do next""; ""Daydream""; ""What are your passions?""; ""Is there another path for you?""; ""Exercises""; ""Define who you are and What You Bring to the Table""; ""Chapter 4 � Is it my age?""; ""The older version"" ""The younger version""""Chapter 5 � Network: Know Where to Find It""; ""Put your search energy where it can be most effective""; ""What is networking?""; ""Chapter 6 � Social Networking""; ""Social networking adds new research possibilities""; ""LinkedIn""; ""Best practice about contact""; ""LinkedIn Groups""; ""Contract Work""; ""Using Recruiters""; ""Chapter 7 � Informational and Networking Interviews""; ""Successful Informational Interviews""; ""Networking interviews""; ""Chapter 8 � Devise a Plan of Action""; ""Getting Something Done"" ""What are you willing to do to get a job?""""Final Words to the Wise""; ""Discussion Questions""; ""About The Interview Doctor, Inc. ®""; ""Read on for a Preview""; ""Chapter1: What is a Resume?""; ""Resumes: A Description""; ""Resumes Then""; """"Resume"" Today"" Every job search starts with a declaration of what you want and why you should have what you want. You must understand what makes you uniquely suited for the job you want. Your manifesto provides a unique approach to your job search reflected in your job search marketing plan, the tools you choose, and the way you choose to describe yourself to others. First you need a Job Search Marketing Plan to outline the core elements of your job search. By putting energy and thought into a plan in the beginning, you can focus on how to get what you want during your search. The techniques we offer can apply to young and old, professional and laborer, executive and office worker. The trick is making a plan that works for you, understanding who you are and what you have to offer, then working the plan until you get what you want. It is simple. It is hard work. Your results are based on the effort you put in. And it works. Let s get started.