Job Search in the 21st Century

The job market changed dramatically as the twentieth century gave way to the twenty-first. Long-established career-hunting strategies grew obsolete in the face of changing economies, countries, and personal aspirations. Trying to use these outdated methods only causes frustration and extended periods of unemployment.

Bill Meyer brings about forty years of practical business management and job search experience to Job Search in the 21st Century. He watched as once-reliable job-search strategies gave way to new, more effective methods. In this short, information-packed book, he shares the newest and best ways to advance your career and reduce time between jobs.

Writing with both the recent graduate and the career veteran in mind, Meyer discusses the vital need for networking in today's job market, how to work with recruiters, and how to write introductory letters that grab a hiring manager's attention. He reveals tips for writing r?sum?s capable of making recruiters salivate, and demonstrates how to turn internships into employment opportunities.

In this book, you'll find the skills you need to find employment in the twenty-first century, and the strategies you need to remain employed while advancing your career. If you're concerned about the future, it's time to bring your job-hunting skills into the present.