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Game Changers : How To Get The Job You Deserve In New Zealand Or Australia
The country's leading CV & career service shares their secrets on how to land a job in New Zealand or Australia. Looking for a job? Or plan on applying for one this year? The game has changed for many European countries. The authors here look in to the latest research in New Zealand, Australia, Europe and America and bring the best advice to help you turn the job search in your favour. Plus a new chapter reveals how to use social networking including LinkedIn to maximise your results when job hunting.
New Zealand's top career researchers including authors from the King of CV consultancy are true experts in New Zealand & Australian H.R. have included some of their favourite stories about real life situations, including coaching sessions held with clients, break-throughts. Jackson Akoranga also tells his story on how migrants have been able to more effectively handle the job search - and explains why skills or lack of experience usually isn't the problem - it's presentation of the candidate.
Guests Reagan Steevens and Mark Abraham edit and include their notes on the changing face to the New Zealand and Australian job market. Who the jobs are going to and where.
Written for the New Zealand and Australian job markets, and suitable from entry level right up to experienced - dive into topics such as:
-How to get jobs that aren't advertised
-Dealing with the issue of 'not having experience'
-Why most successful people don't actually apply for jobs
-Learn why half of the CV advice you have read is probably wrong, and what you need to do about it
Plus the book includes real tips and action points to help you get a handle on your career
-Why choose a CV writing service , or why hire a professional resume writer
-Making the most of career fairs and how to stand out at them
-Reframing negative beliefs around your job search, for example feeling there is 'no hope' or that you may be 'too young' , 'too old', 'inexperienced', 'over-experienced' and so forth.
The authors Arthur Parker and Clark Valmont also go into the launch of Kingofcv.co.nz and share stories about the power of reframing negative beliefs.
This book walks you through the process to get motivated, identify your skills, and start reaching out to Kiwi or Aussie employers. Each chapter is supported by clear examples and action points to help you take action, and learn what to do next.
New Zealand's top career researchers including authors from the King of CV consultancy are true experts in New Zealand & Australian H.R. have included some of their favourite stories about real life situations, including coaching sessions held with clients, break-throughts. Jackson Akoranga also tells his story on how migrants have been able to more effectively handle the job search - and explains why skills or lack of experience usually isn't the problem - it's presentation of the candidate.
Guests Reagan Steevens and Mark Abraham edit and include their notes on the changing face to the New Zealand and Australian job market. Who the jobs are going to and where.
Written for the New Zealand and Australian job markets, and suitable from entry level right up to experienced - dive into topics such as:
-How to get jobs that aren't advertised
-Dealing with the issue of 'not having experience'
-Why most successful people don't actually apply for jobs
-Learn why half of the CV advice you have read is probably wrong, and what you need to do about it
Plus the book includes real tips and action points to help you get a handle on your career
-Why choose a CV writing service , or why hire a professional resume writer
-Making the most of career fairs and how to stand out at them
-Reframing negative beliefs around your job search, for example feeling there is 'no hope' or that you may be 'too young' , 'too old', 'inexperienced', 'over-experienced' and so forth.
The authors Arthur Parker and Clark Valmont also go into the launch of Kingofcv.co.nz and share stories about the power of reframing negative beliefs.
This book walks you through the process to get motivated, identify your skills, and start reaching out to Kiwi or Aussie employers. Each chapter is supported by clear examples and action points to help you take action, and learn what to do next.
44 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 9, 2014
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