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Your 28-Day Action Plan for Finding Your Dream Job


Anyone looking to find the career of their dreams needs to take a step back and turn their focus inward. It is difficult to do, especially if you aren't in a good situation. What is happening now around you is what you see and feel. This book will show you there is much more that you aren't seeing, or even listening to. Hence, you are still a blind man (or woman). Hopefully, reading this book will help you rise above the noise and confusion, and literally get a glimpse beyond the illusion.
 
 
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Tired of Your Job, Your Boss, or Your Company?

The Career Kick Start will not only help you get out of a bad job situation, it will help you find the career you were meant for. If you know there must be something better out there for you, you need this book.

Inside this book you will discover:
  • What your unique talents and abilities are 
  • What you really want out of a job 
  • The difference between a career and a job 
  • How to create the perfect resume 
  • How to write a cover letter that gets you the job 
  • How to be a happier employee 
  • Tips for nailing the interview 
  • What to avoid with social media 
  • How to negotiate your salary 
  • And Much More 
This book takes you on a 28-day journey. Every day you work through a single section that focuses on a single concept or task. At the end of 28 days you will have what you need to get your dream job.
 
 
 
 
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