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If you’re looking for a new job, chances are you’re saying or thinking something like:
| "It’s hard to find a good job." |
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| "The economy stinks." |
| "No one is hiring." |
| "I’m over 40 – who would hire me?" |
| "Looking for work is a full-time job, and no one ever said it was easy." |
Or maybe you’ve read other job hunting websites or books and learned that:
| | There are new rules about job hunting because getting hired is tougher than ever. |
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| | Networking is the only effective way to get a great job. |
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| | It’s virtually impossible to reach the people who make the real decisions. |
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| | You must vanquish your competition with a “killer resume, a “knock ‘em dead” cover letter, and an aggressive interview in which you sell yourself. |
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| | Job-hunting is often long, difficult, frustrating and you should expect to be rejected by most people you’ll contact.
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None of these statements are true, but if you believe them, they are true for you. Yes, that’s right. Your thinking is keeping you unemployed or underemployed.
The good news is that if you want to get that dream job, all you have to do is change your thinking and that dream job will begin to become a reality. The bad news is that changing your thinking is not as easy as it sounds.
You can do all the job hunting tips, tricks and techniques in the world, but they won’t help you a bit if you’re locked into a pattern of negative thinking. But when you change your thinking – about yourself, the people you will contact and the job hunting process in general – you will instantly change everything – what you do, what you say, how you act and most importantly, you will change the way other people respond to you.
Yes, you can have that dream job quickly, easily and virtually effortlessly – without angst, without grief and without compromising your integrity.
Come and learn how. |
“Buy this new book right away” – Marvin Walberg
Nationally-syndicated “Getting Hired” columnist
Scripps Howard News Service
If you prefer to go about job hunting in the same old way, with the same tired results, purchase a copy of this book for your best friend. They can loan it to you after they get the job of your dreams. -- Cathy Yanda for Reader Views
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