Job Seeker's Manual

Author: Bolos
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Publish Date: 2001-02-02
Features: Now presented to readers is the 27th edition of this book. With each new edition, it is not merely an accumulation of print numbers, but also adds new content. When it was published in 1970, it was printed manually. To this day, at least 6 million readers have used this book, with over 25,000 people purchasing it from bookstores each month, though its readers are mainly adults. Anyway, for a long time, I have always hoped this old "parachute" can be beneficial to you. Seeing it go through several reprints and achieve such circulation, I am deeply gratified. Since the main part of this book cannot be too long, there is also a new problem to be addressed: What should these clever tricks and strategies be? My research found that the facts remain: job seekers consist of two parts—successful job seekers and unsuccessful ones. If we want to find a job smoothly, we must study the successful job seekers, see what they do, and then imitate, adopt, improve, and apply their successful behaviors and actions to serve our own job search. This book is divided into two parts. The first part includes "What kind of parachute do you need," which contains all the information needed by all job seekers; the second part mainly focuses on "Job Manual and Wisdom Response Guide," providing consultation mainly for some job seekers.