eBooks for career development and effective job search

We have 9 eBooks to help you when you need specific guidance on job search, networking, traditional job search, interviewing and more. You can access them all here.


10 Steps to a Job You Love		The Phone Interview
10 Steps to a Job You Love		The Phone Interview





Ideal Work Environment		Get a System - Be Organised
Ideal Work Environment		Get a System - Be Organised






Create a CV		Networking for Career Success
Create a CV		Networking for Career Success






Traditional Job search		Accessing the Hidden Job Market
Traditional Job search		Accessing the Hidden Job Market






Informational Interviews		Interviews
Informational Interviews		Interviews

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How To Use LinkedIn To Find A New Job: A simple and straightforward guide to self marketing via LinkedIn.

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'Within an hour of reading Denise's clear, comprehensive guide to LinkedIn, I was beginning to use it as a powerful aid to help me get my dream job'.

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ISBN: 978-0956175502

How to Get a Job in a Recession' is a comprehensive guide to getting a job, including getting organised, creating an effective CV, how to be successful with job applications and reasons for contacting companies directly. It should be read by every job seeker in challenging times.

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“It’s very relaxed, and I feel able to discuss all issues without feeling like you are judging me. You are also very patient. Finding out what I want out of life with regards to all areas not just my work. I have found out that it is all the other areas in your life that can have a big effect on what you want to do with your career.” -Peter

"The high spot was learning about my abilities, this helped me to understand the choices I have made in studying and jobs, why I was drawn to philosophy, (problem solving) but also why I left philosophy to do more hands on activity such as cooking. I have realised that I am not a purely intellectual person, nor a purely practical person; I’ve tried being first the former, then the later, but neither worked. Now I have to try to combine mental activity with some hands on activity. I found your approach very helpful and also entertaining".
- Andrew W