The Job Search Solution

: The Ultimate System for Finding a Great Job Now!

By: Tony Beshara

Narrated by: Tony Beshara

Length: 12 hrs and 8 mins

Publisher's Summary

When Dr. Phil's viewers need help turning their job search woes into employment success, he turns to Tony Beshara. Beshara, who has been in the business of finding jobs for professionals of all types for over 30 years, has personally placed thousands of individuals, and runs one of the most successful placement and recruiting firms in the United States. He knows firsthand what works and what doesn't, as well as the heavy emotional toll a frustrating job search can take on even the hardiest and most optimistic people. Luckily, he also knows a solution.

In The Job Search Solution, Beshara presents a simple yet incredibly powerful step-by-step system that allows you to personally control your own day-to-day job search process. In addition to illuminating real-life job search stories, the audio contains interactive exercises, practical Dos and Don'ts, and other essential tools.

Learn:

What 97 percent of American businesses are really looking for when hiring

How family and friends can be enlisted to help in the job search process

How factors such as age and employment history can affect the job search - and how you can manage these issues

What the real purpose of an interview is, and how you can effectively "structure' your presentation in order to get asked back...and then get hired.

The competition for jobs is tougher than ever. Both practical and empowering, The Job Search Solution gives you the advantage you need to take control of your job search and get the job you want.

©2008 Tony Beshara (P)2009 Gildan Media Corp

Critic Reviews

"...a practical and realistic step-by-step action plan for successfully finding that critical job. This is definitely a groundbreaking approach in the field." (G. Frank Lawlis, Ph.D. A.B.P.P., author of The ADD Answer and other books)

Long Drawn out, and Out of Date Advice

Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?

Despite the low rating I gave this book, I would recommend it to a job seeker because it gives alternative views and ideas from main stream job seeking advice. Some of it is good, most of it isn't. However, if you are able to find on good piece of information from it and apply it successfully, it could make a world of difference.

What was most disappointing about Tony Beshara’s story?

The majority of Tony Beshara's experience is pre-internet. He keeps mentioning that you should call the "hiring agent". The fact is that most hiring starts at Human Resources and bypassing it is next to impossible anymore. I tried to attempt Tony's telemarketing style interview seeking and was told nearly every time to apply online.

Any additional comments?

I've had 5 job offers since I bought this book. All of them were from job boards such as Careerbuilder, which he does not recommend using. I have had no luck using Tony Beshara's methods.

very good

Narrator talks a little slow, but the content is excellent.

Waste of money!

Any additional comments?

Other than a few tiny segments, I got pretty much nothing of any real value from this book which is amazing considering how damn long it is!!! I can't believe i actually sat thru all of this. I can't see this really helping anyone on a job hunt, it is more likely to get you very frustrated with the whole process. No real answers to anything.

Must read for people looking for a job

There are some great job search techniques in the book. It also helps you in dealing with rejection.

It's better than "Parachute,"

It's a great starter book for people looking for a job. It's a down to earth guide.

A definate motivator

I had the audio a week - I listened..then i followed through with some of the suggestions... Ultimately it is common sence and focus and his advice and guidance proved to be somewhat of an eye opener... My focus should be to drum up the interviews - after that the decision is out of my hands. The more interviews the more likely the opportunity for me to get the job I want...