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Preface. Introduction. PART I: FINDING GOOD JOBS: THE CHANGING JOB-HUNTING PROCESS. 1. 11 Hints for Job Hunting in a Tight Market. 2. When You've Lost the Spirit to Job Hunt. 3. An Overview of the Job-Search Process. 4. A Systematic Job Hunt. 5. What to Do If You Are about to Be Fired. 6. How Long Will It Take to Find a Job? PART II: DECIDING WHAT YOU WANT: HOW TO SELECT YOUR JOB TARGETS. 7. Targeting the Job You Want: An Introduction to the Assessment Process. 8. Preliminary Target Investigation: Jobs/Industries Worth Exploring. PART III: KNOWING THE RIGHT PEOPLE: HOW TO GET MEETINGS IN YOUR TARGET AREAS. 9. Precampaign Planning. 10. Conducting a Campaign to Get Meetings in Your Target Markets. 11. Sample Targeting Map. 12. Research: Developing Your List of Organizations to Contact. 13. Campaign Checklist. 14. Getting Meetings and Building Relationships. 15. Discovering Spot Opportunities to Advance Your Career. 16. Electronic Resumes, Online Company Applications, Answering Ads Online, and 17. 18. Having Your Own Website. 19. Using the Internet as a Job-Search Tool. 20. Social Media: Using LinkedIn to Advance Your Career. 21. How to Work with Search Firms. 22. What to Do When You Know There's a Job Opening. 23. Following Up When There Is No Immediate Job. 24. Following Up after a Networking/Direct-Contact Meeting. 25. How to Handle Rejection Personally and Professionally. PART IV: MANAGING YOUR CAMPAIGN: ARE YOU CONDUCTING A GOOD SEARCH?. 26. How to Handle the Phone: A Life Skill. 27. How to Control Your Campaign. PART V: CAREER AND JOB-SEARCH BIBLIOGRAPHY. PART VI: WHAT IS THE FIVE O'CLOCK CLUB?. 28. How to Join the Club. 29. Questions You May Have about the Professional. 30. Career-Coaching Program. 31. When Your Employer Pays. 32. The Way We Are. 33. Lexicon Used at The Five O'Clock Club. 34. Application for Club Membership and Subscription to The Five O'Clock News. Index.
About the Author:
The Five O'Clock Club -- where your professional success gets personal attention. Started in 1986, our mantra is that we always do what is in the best interests of the job hunter." Our founder, Kate Wendleton, has been a career coach since 1978, when she founded The Five O'Clock Club and developed its basic methodology to help job hunters and career changers of all levels in job-search strategy groups headed by senior Five O'Clock Club-certified coaches. Kate, Five O'Clock Club coaches, and members of our management team have appeared on the Today Show, CNN, CNBC, Larry King, National Public Radio and CBS, and in The New York Times, The Economist, The Chicago Tribune, The Wall Street Journal, Fortune magazine, Business Week and other national media."
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