I am currently writing an e-book on the Kindle format about how to find a job in this economy. I want to make the book especially for people who are currently unemployed and give them a guide that will produce 3-4 good tips in a 20 minute read. No filler or BS. I am covering the current job market, social media and the job search, pre, during and post interview tactics and humorous stories I have accumulated about the dumb things applicant do in my office. I expect to have this done about the first of the year. I am asking if there are any questions you may have that I could answer in the book. Please feel free to comment on this page. Thanks
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Best strategy for hi-tech / banking / other sector job search?
How to deal with several job offers at the same time?
On the other hand, How to deal with several months without getting any offer?
If you have spotted a company you’d like to work at, how do you get around “Fortress HR,”the function of which is to defend the company against unanticipated resumes?
Pini
The best jobs come from people who you know. Banking is best to ask someone in a branch office how to navigate better through HR. Use LinkedIn to find people in companies you like, find out if they have a company page on Facebook to follow.
Bruce,
Good question…depending on the company its better to have an intro thru someone that already works there..then your app/resume actually gets seen. Work thru linkedIN also.
PS Soon I will be putting out a short e-book on tips for unemployed. 3bucks on kindle format