easy ways to conquer your job search challenges

Thank you for coming to learn easy ways

to conquer your job search challenges,

some of which I’ve learned about

through Chat and Perplexity AI searches.

I understand the struggles you’re facing

because I’ve been in your shoes.

 

• I had a very good job hunting guide

(linked to on this page) on hand by the

time I graduated from college in 2000 but

major blunders I made drastically

lengthened my search for long-term,

full-time work to May 2019.

• I have used this experience to

write ‘Don’t hang that Breaking

Ball: How to not crush your Job Search,

Career or Presentation’ and help answer

questions you have on how to find a job.

• Let’s dig in on easy ways to conquer

your job search challenges.

 

How do I increase my chances of getting

hired?

You need to write a solid resume and cover

letter, interview properly, etc.

👉 Books here:

Don’t hang that Breaking Ball: How to not crush your

Job Search, Career or Presentation

Peterson’s The Insider’s Guide to finding The Perfect Job

 

What are common mistakes to avoid during

interviews?

They include badmouthing former employers,

not dressing professionally, lack of

preparation for key questions, arriving late

and being unprepared to answer the question

of what you know about this company, which

is the blunder I have paid for the most as a

job seeker.

👉 Books here:

Don’t hang that Breaking Ball: How to not crush your

Job Search, Career or Presentation

Peterson’s The Insider’s Guide to finding The Perfect Job

 

How do I write a resume that get noticed?

It must have bulleted sentences, be free of typos,

have action words that convey the impact you’ve

had on your employers rather than merely

stating your tasks, etc.

👉 Books/Resources for resume writing tips

here:

Don’t hang that Breaking Ball: How to not crush your

Job Search, Career or Presentation

Peterson’s The Insider’s Guide to finding The Perfect Job

 

How do I overcome being unemployed a long

time?

While you’re seeking a job, do freelancing or

self-employment work such as taking paid

surveys, doing online tasks and writing books

then connect to this on your resume and at

interviews. You should also consider doing

relevant volunteer work and starting your

own business.

 

How to find a job with no experience?

• The best, if not one of the best ways

to do this, is to join as many temp

agencies in your area as you can and be

flexible in accepting as many of their

assignments as you can, as they’re more

apt to take a chance on you than

traditional employers – making myself

available for Randstad’s office and

production jobs then doing all the

full-time warehouse jobs they offered

me got my foot in the door, leading to

permanent employment.

• Two other ways to find a job with no

experience are to look for signs saying

no experience is necessary on job

postings and storefronts and to try to

find an internship that’s relevant to the

field you wish to enter.

 

Here’s a case study concerning a woman

who found a job through creative

networking. Learn more about it here.

 

Now that we’ve directly covered easy ways

to conquer your job search challenges,

let’s move on to correlating topics. A

case study reveals that touch typing is a

fundamental skill that provides a big

advantage in many job roles through:

• higher efficiency and accuracy for

administrative and data entry workers

• increased productivity for those in the

legal, medical transcription and software

development fields

• I might be able to steer you toward this

path through my typing guide.

 

Another case study I read reveals that a

high school junior who was working

hard but didn’t have the grades to show

for it solved her problem by using a

planner to manage her time and

organize her research while preparing

for tests.

• I’ve never used a planner but I

overcame struggles similar to this

student in college partly by learning to

take great notes from my lectures and

textbooks plus keep all my test papers

to refer back to during the semester.

• I can teach you a lot more of what I

learned to do through my study guide.

 

Now that we’ve covered easy ways to

conquer your job search challenges and

related matters, let me explain just a

bit more about myself. Through the

works I’ve produced, my goal is to:

• help you find the job and salary you

desire faster

• help you study more effectively

• help you quickly end being a

hunt-and-peck typist

• turn you into a good tennis

player

• help make all your trips smooth

• teach you a few things about cooking

• amuse or inspire you

 

Besides having all my works for sale, I

give special readers like yourself a

chance to get them for free. To find

out how, click here. If you’d rather buy

them for instant access instead of

waiting up to a day for me to email

them to you, visit my page where you

can quickly find all my family-friendly

books here.

 

Besides being a prolific author who focuses

on helping you find easy ways to conquer

your job search challenges, I’m an avid

fiction reader. Here’s my personal list of

book recommendations:

• ‘Mystery of Metro Nui’ by Greg

Farshtey – this is a special science

fiction book about super heroes

facing powerful villains.

• ‘Picture Me Gone’ by Meg Rosoff –

a girl helps her dad search for his

missing friend.

• ‘Cowboys Never Die’ by James

Leonard – I think this author is a

master at writing westerns.

• ‘Poems to enjoy’ by Dorothy Petitt

– she challenges the reader to figure

out the true meaning of the poems

she covers.

• ‘Jungle Fighters: A G.I. War

Correspondent’s Experiences In

The New Guinea Campaign’ by

Jules Archer

 

What books have had the most

impact on YOU? Please contact me

with your feedback now to hopefully

have it published below temporarily,

as space is limited.

 

Let’s talk about you now. Want to

know 2 key things I learned about

you from my demographics reports?

The first is that 5.5 percent of

you are into individual sports,

running and walking. I myself am an

avid tennis player and an avid walker;

I get most of my fitness walking done

by walking my German Shepherd mix

dog, Carmela.

• The second is that most of you are

between the ages of 18 and 45 – I think

this is vital because I omit vulgar

language from all my works, and this

will surely be of interest to you if you’re

a parent of kids and thus want to

purchase items which are suitable for

them.

 

Besides providing you great books to

accelerate your job search, I have

written many works to entertain you or

help you improve your life and I have

many more on the way. Also, you can

become a better writer and have more

author success by reading my author

tips page here plus the blog posts I

write, so please come back frequently.

 

In conclusion to this page on easy ways

to conquer your job search challenges, I

write to make you a reader who’s more

amused and more prepared to enhance

your life without using profanity. Please

stick around and check out my site map

below to see all I can offer you. Your visit

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Easy Ways to conquer Your Job Search Challenges