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Find a Job Fast
- With This 7-Step Plan (e-Report)
- Narrated by: Kathy Poelker
- Length: 11 mins
- Categories: Business & Careers, Career Success
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Publisher's Summary
Find a great job in 7 simple steps.
Use these 7 steps to jump start your job search and be wildly successful. In this report, you will discover how to:
- Shorten your job search by months
- Uncover many jobs that are a great fit
- Sell yourself with your resume and LinkedIn profile
- Utilize the 5 most valuable interview tips
If you follow the steps in this report, you will see an immediate and dramatic positive change in your job search.
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- Becky
- 08-20-19
great for anyone who is job hunting
loved it! super helpful! I was much more comfortable with the job interview process. and listened to several books in this series and got 3 job offers!
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- Matt Bradshaw
- 10-03-17
Attitude is Important<br />
Enjoyed this short review. Important and to the point! Very helpful review before you go to an interview.