The Ultimate Job Book

by David R. Eyler

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The Ultimate Job Bookis a practical, easy-to-follow guide that shows readers how to make their resumes work in today's highly volatile workplace. The book's clear design makes it easy to use: two-page spreads include an annotated resume on one page and an outline of general and specific strategies on the other. - Up-to-the-Minute Model Resumes - Follow-up advice; Cover letters and sample Job Interviews - Special Needs in the Computer Age - Easy to Use… (more)

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The Ultimate Job Bookis a practical, easy-to-follow guide that shows readers how to make their resumes work in today's highly volatile workplace. The book's clear design makes it easy to use: two-page spreads include an annotated resume on one page and an outline of general and specific strategies on the other. - Up-to-the-Minute Model Resumes - Follow-up advice; Cover letters and sample Job Interviews - Special Needs in the Computer Age - Easy to Use

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