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"Don’t Send A Resume" will give you a blueprint, teaching you how to go about getting the job you want, inside or outside your organisation. Knowledge that is imparted will mean that your skills will improve. When added to your personal development plan you will progress more quickly, getting the jobs that you want. Be a fish out of water! Click here to see the book on Amazon.
Don't Send A Resume

And Other Contrarian Rules To Help Land A Great Job

Jeffery J Fox

ISBN 0786865962 172 Pages, Published Hyperion 2001


Read 5th August 2006 approximately 3 hours

The title of this book sold itself to me. Personnel selection had always been a mystery and was looking for information that would reveal this knowledge. Mr. Fox’s book covers why resumes don’t sell, the job-getting blueprint, write boomerang letters, pre-call every Job Interview and look like the ball player.

Thought provoking the book, took longer to read than otherwise would have been expected. Reflection and relating the information into a practical scenario takes time. It is well worth the effort.

Key factors: -
Planning your approach
Writing letters that get replies
Look in unusual places
Write your objectives
Meet all the decision makers
Listen, Listen, Listen!
Make them feel wonderful
Score your activities daily
Know what you want and go for it. 

The ideas contained within the book are worth knowing. They can be utilised in any situation where you are seeking to acquire something. The advantages in being different will build your self-confidence leading you where you want to be. Change your attitude towards selling and you will sell the best qualities about yourself.

Making other people feel good will aid you on your quest to getting the job of your dreams. Knowledge of where to start and how to go about it is contained within this book. He looks at employment from the employer’s point of view and influences your attitude. Adapting his suggestions for your own circumstances and putting them into practice will be beneficial.

You already know about what he discusses and have probably never thought about it before. Reading this book will give you a wake-up call. The size and short chapters make it ideal to read whilst on the move.

When finished you will be keen to read all of Mr. Fox’s other books.  "Don't Send A Resume" is recommended by Kay’s Way School of Training to broaden your horizons.

Kay

18th August 2006

Other Books by Jeffery J Fox Reviewed
How To Become C.E.O. Jeffrey J. Fox ISBN0091826616
How To become a Marketing Superstar Jeffery J Fox ISBN 0786868244
How To Become A Rainmaker Jeffrey J. Fox ISBN0091876540

 
 
 
 

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Other marketing books reviewed: -

Online Marketing Ravi Damani, Chetan Damani, Dana Farbo and Jane Linton ISBN0954905539

 

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