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Brag Books
- The Powerful "Reference" You Take with You to the Interview
- Narrated by: Kathy Poelker
- Length: 13 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Business & Careers, Career Success
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Publisher's Summary
Whether you call it a portfolio, kudos folder, or brag book, it's an incredibly exciting and powerful interview tool that anyone can and should create. A brag book goes beyond your resume, providing visible "proof" of your greatest accomplishments. It functions as a powerful reference for you and shows evidence of your character, your track record, and your ability to do the job. In this report, learn:
- Exactly what goes in a good brag book
- What should NOT go in your brag book
- How to put together an impressive book
- How and when to present your brag book in the interview
Put yourself in a hiring manager's shoes: If you were faced with two great candidates for the job and one had an organized, professional document of their success, and the other only had a resume, which candidate would you likely choose? Brag books get job offers for you.
A brag book is a document of your career success that you need today.