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Bend it Like Beckham - Make Goals
“Give me a stock clerk with a goal and I’ll give you a man who will make history. Give me a man with no goals, and I’ll give you a stock clerk.”
J.C. Penney
Play to Your Own Strengths
Assess your aptitude for particular careers before you look for a job. Everyone has strengths and weaknesses; yours may not match well with the career you are considering. Ideally, you would have done this the year before you graduate.
Play to Your Own Strengths
Finding a Job is a JOB!
This Tip’s information is the most important I have to offer. Ignore me if you want, but not if you are serious about finding a job.
Finding a Job is a JOB!
Psyche Out the Negativity
The first step in your plan to deal with negativity was to understand and expect it. The second step of the plan is to have a plan – a job search plan. Obviously, you have already started that plan because you are using this program, but here’s the secret you probably didn’t know: simply having a plan and working it is your best defense against stress and depression.
Psyche Out the Negativity
Employers - Alpha Dog or Runt on 'Roids?
If you have worked at all during your high school or college years, either full or part time, or if you’ve been in the military, you have had some exposure to “working” for a boss. If so, you will probably immediately understand this Tip. If you have not had a boss, this Tip may shock you. Trust me – if you accept what I share with you here, the job search process will be much easier to understand.
Employers - Alpha Dog or Runt on 'Roids?
Karma Will Help You Get a Job
Practical spirituality is a technique for feeding the spiritual side of your being so that it can reinforce and support the physical, mental, and emotional sides during your stressful job search.
Karma Will Help You Get a Job
Testing - What Kind of Animal Are You?
You may be asked to take all kinds of psychological, aptitude and intelligence tests. Be prepared for what I call, the paradox of testing. Every company that has ever tested candidates will say that, at most, testing accounts for only 25% of their final decision. Don't believe a word of it! Whatever kind of test is used, from grapho analysis to psychiatric interviewing, it is a qualifier that you must pass with an arbitrarily set minimum standard. You will not advance any further in the interview process unless you meet that standard.
Testing - What Kind of Animal Are You?
Graduate job search tip
Understanding Your Competition
You are graduating into a very competitive job market. You need to understand exactly how competitive, and your school placement or career departments can be very helpful. With their help, you can determine how many graduates are entering the local and national markets with your degree.
Tony's seminars on DVDs
Tony has given seminars to hundreds of people. Two of the special seminars, one of the Top Ten Mistakes People Make in Looking for a Job, and the other, Job Search Solution Seminar have been recorded. We offer them here. Experience the passion and enthusiasm of a live group as you learn the basics of Tony's proven system.
Tony's books
Find Tony's books at amazon.com or your local bookstore.
New book: Unbeatable resumes
Latest testimonial
"I finished your book today, and I have to say that it is the best career-search book I have seen.
It is brilliantly written with a literary non-fiction story line, it is comprehensive, insightful and provides a very practical reference guide for all aspects of the career search.
Well done."
Pat, Texas