Get that Job in 7 simple steps
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144 pages
978-0-00-759835-9 (ISBN)
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7 simple steps to help you find your perfect job
Kickstart your job applications and get the job you want. If you're new to the job market, back for a restart, or want a change of scene, we'll help you target what you want and show you how to get there.
The job market is tougher than ever, and making a great first impression is everything. We'll debunk the myths of applying for jobs, help get your CV into shape and prepare you for the interview. Just make sure you get there on time (that bit's up to you).
Kickstart your job applications and get the job you want. If you're new to the job market, back for a restart, or want a change of scene, we'll help you target what you want and show you how to get there.
The job market is tougher than ever, and making a great first impression is everything. We'll debunk the myths of applying for jobs, help get your CV into shape and prepare you for the interview. Just make sure you get there on time (that bit's up to you).
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Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
HarperCollins Publishers
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Adult education
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Unsewn / adhesive bound
ISBN-13
978-0-00-759835-9 (9780007598359)
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Peter Storr is a Chartered Occupational Psychologist with many years' experience in helping people to identify their key strengths and in interviewing and assessing candidates at organizations such as the BBC and King's College London. He has applied many of the principles outlined in this book to himself and he now runs his own business. He is also the author of The Psychological Manager, which was shortlisted for the Chartered Management Institute/British Library Management Book of the Year award in 2013, and he writes a regular blog on www.thepsychologicalmanager.com.