How to Land Your Dream Job

No Resume! And Other Secrets to Get You in the Door

By: Jeffrey J. Fox

Narrated by: Jeffrey J. Fox

Previously published as Don't Send a Resume, How to Land Your Dream Job is a wisdom-packed audiobook that has inspired—and rewarded—countless listeners.

Do you want to land your dream job? There are some terrific jobs out there, but they're becoming harder to get. That's why you've got to use your smarts, and that's why you've got to know where to go for the right advice. Look no further.

Bestselling author and innovative thinker Jeffrey J. Fox gives you the edge on the competition and helps you prepare for the challenges and rewards of landing not just a good job, but a great one.

To land your dream job you've got to ignore the common wisdom—you've got to be creative and devise a winning strategy that will help you set yourself head and shoulders above the average guy. From writing an impact letter to making the best impression in an interview, handling employer concerns, and playing corporate parlor games, this program will help prepare you for the challenges of getting the job you've always dreamed of.

"The breadth of this authors' common sense and creativity is impressive." - AudioFile

©2001 Jeffrey J. Fox; (P)2001 Audio Renaissance, a division of Holtzbrinck Publishers, LLC

Great suggestions, and new perspective!

Where does How to Land Your Dream Job rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

Being a marketing person my self, and an independant contractor. Looking for a w-2 job I was subconciously waiting for the interviewer to sell ME the job. Duh! Why did I not realize that I was what I was selling? Great new perspective for me. The questions and attitude of this online book is awesome.

Would you be willing to try another book from Jeffrey J. Fox? Why or why not?

yes

What about Jeffrey J. Fox’s performance did you like?

Not a perfromance, like he is talking right to you.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?

Who is selling what?

Lots of good info not necessarily innovative

Struggled to get connect with the author at first.

More don'ts then do's. I liked that he stressed job searching and interviews as selling (the product being yourself). Defiantly emphasized the importance of selling yourself to an employer.

If you can prove you can solve the employer's problem, you get hired.

Excellent.

It's different.

During my MBA studies I did not get as great and valuable insights on strategies for job-search from my school's Grad. Career Services as I got from this audio.