This is a bundled package e-book including the complete contents of:

1. You’re Hired! Resume Tactics

2. You’re Hired! Leveraging Your Network

3. You’re Hired! Job Interview Preparation

Book #1 It is often said that “resumes are your ticket to job searching success.”

You’re Hired! Resume Tactics – Job Search Strategies That Work, focuses on resume writing tactics to maximize your job searching effectiveness.

The content for this book is excerpted from You’re Hired! Job Search Strategies That Work, with bonus articles covering a range of frequently asked questions about resume writing.

You won’t win a lottery if you don’t have a ticket and you are unlikely to be invited for a job interview if you don’t have a dynamic, effective resume that features you as a potential solution to a problem.

Your resume is your ticket that leads to being invited for an interview where you can expand upon your value.

You’re Hired! Resume Tactics – Job Search Strategies That Work puts you to work in learning how to use ‘best practices’ to create customized resumes that increase your chances of winning an interview.

Hiring managers are under pressure to hire the right candidate. Your task is to become the only choice. The right choice!

Book #2 Many job search industry professionals say that networking is the single most effective strategy for landing your next job. You may think you don’t know anyone who can help you with your job search. But you know more people than you think, and they are willing to help you. However, you need to reach out and connect with them first.

You’re Hired! Leveraging Your Network – Job Search Strategies That Work, focuses on tactics to build and leverage your networking effectiveness.

The content is excerpted from You’re Hired! Job Search Strategies That Work, with bonus articles covering a range of frequently asked questions about professional networking.

“It’s not who you know… it’s who knows you know…”

You’re Hired! Leveraging Your Network – Job Search Strategies That Work puts you to work in learning how to use ‘best practices’ to create a professional network that will increase your likelihood of landing your job.

Now it’s time to work at letting people know ‘what’ you know and get to know ‘who’ they know. Your next connection may be looking for a candidate to fill an open position. Your task is to become the only choice. The right choice!

Book #3 Searching for and landing a job can be a stressful, demoralizing experience, especially… if you don’t know how to do it properly. The ‘old ways’ don’t work anymore. Finding rewarding work… is work!

Your resume got you the interview. Now what?

You’re Hired! Job Interview Preparation – Job Search Strategies That Work, focuses on the job interviewing process:

• how to prepare for your job interview
• how to anticipate and answer questions in a manner that leads to you being offered the job.

This book offers strategic tactics to maximize your job interviewing effectiveness.

The content is excerpted from You’re Hired! Job Search Strategies That Work, with bonus articles covering a range of frequently asked questions about job interviewing.

You’re Hired! Job Interview Preparation – Job Search Strategies That Work puts you to work in learning how to use ‘best practices’ to land your ‘dream’ job.

If you are a sports fan, you will recognize that any sport has a set of rules and varying degrees of competition. Searching for a job, your job, is a competitive situation. It could come down to two or more possible candidates, hopefully you, being one of them, having very similar qualifications.

Hiring managers are under pressure to hire the right candidate. Your task is to become the only choice. The right choice!

Do any of these points resonate with you?

You are tired, bored… of your current job and want to secure a better, more rewarding job than the one you currently have.

You want to land your dream job in the field of your choosing.

You are new to the work force and are looking for a great first job.

You are returning to the workforce after an extended absence and want a job where you can use your life experiences.

But just haven’t managed to because…

You’re not sure how to update or even create a resume.

You haven’t a clue as to where to begin.

You feel nervous about going for a job interview.

You lack confidence or feel that you aren’t good enough.

You’ve had bad experiences with job searching in the past.

You don’t know how to get references.

You suffer from imposter syndrome, feel embarrassed, too old, too young, too whatever…

From the Author Rae A. Stonehouse…