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Push: Empower Yourself Now to Land Your Dream Job!
Job hunting used to be so much simpler.
All you had to do was follow a simple set of
1.Write a resume
2.Submit it to a company (online or in person)
3.Interview
4.Rinse and repeat with multiple companies
5.Cross your fingers and hope someone hires you
Admit it, you’ve gone through this process, haven't you?
This was a decent method for landing your dream job - years ago! The rules have changed. We’ve gone through an unprecedented time with the financial crisis. Jobless rates are sky high. The job market has become ultra-competitive.
Here’s the bottom Job hunters can no longer play by the same rules and expect to land their dream job. You’ve got to stand out from the crowd.
This book will help you push yourself towards your dream job
★ Sharing 50 tips on how to leverage social media (Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Prezi, SlideRocket) and networking techniques to land your dream job
★ 10 core philosophies to guide you in your job hunting journey
★ Learn the secrets to how I was able to get recruiters from Google, HP, Verizon, Apple and other top private companies reach out to me about job opportunities!
★ Best practices I've learned from hiring practices at Fortune 100 companies and numerous interviewing sessions and seminars at colleges
Don't be dragged down into the crowd of endless paper resumes - It’s time for you to push your resume, your social media skills and yourself to new heights.
Are you ready to push?
"Nelson's writing style keeps you engaged from the first page to the last." - Ted Blosser, Senior Account Executive, Box.com
"In Push, Nelson Wang's finest accomplishment is the transparency and sincerity in which he writes that can be identified within the first 10 pages." - Hansen Shieh, MBA Student at Columbia University
All you had to do was follow a simple set of
1.Write a resume
2.Submit it to a company (online or in person)
3.Interview
4.Rinse and repeat with multiple companies
5.Cross your fingers and hope someone hires you
Admit it, you’ve gone through this process, haven't you?
This was a decent method for landing your dream job - years ago! The rules have changed. We’ve gone through an unprecedented time with the financial crisis. Jobless rates are sky high. The job market has become ultra-competitive.
Here’s the bottom Job hunters can no longer play by the same rules and expect to land their dream job. You’ve got to stand out from the crowd.
This book will help you push yourself towards your dream job
★ Sharing 50 tips on how to leverage social media (Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Prezi, SlideRocket) and networking techniques to land your dream job
★ 10 core philosophies to guide you in your job hunting journey
★ Learn the secrets to how I was able to get recruiters from Google, HP, Verizon, Apple and other top private companies reach out to me about job opportunities!
★ Best practices I've learned from hiring practices at Fortune 100 companies and numerous interviewing sessions and seminars at colleges
Don't be dragged down into the crowd of endless paper resumes - It’s time for you to push your resume, your social media skills and yourself to new heights.
Are you ready to push?
"Nelson's writing style keeps you engaged from the first page to the last." - Ted Blosser, Senior Account Executive, Box.com
"In Push, Nelson Wang's finest accomplishment is the transparency and sincerity in which he writes that can be identified within the first 10 pages." - Hansen Shieh, MBA Student at Columbia University
42 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 7, 2011
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January 24, 2016
While I feel that the book, overall, is most relevant to those who are only starting to carve a professional niche or building their career, there are useful recommendations on how a more experience professional can refresh his/her Resume and qualifications to make them competitive given today's abundance of options in the job market. Short and useful, overall a good read, one can never go wrong reading the suggestions Mr. Wang makes in order to push for the career one deserves. PUSH is an apt title, too, as it is really all about pushing yourself from the doldrums, above the doubts that may start to set it, as you continue to focus on that prized career that brings you satisfaction from all facets, and makes you a truly valuable asset to any enterprise that recognizes your worth.
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