Seven Networking Secrets for Jobseekers: How to Get Hired, Get a Promotion, and Get A Raise - Even if you Stink at Resume Writing, Hate the Internet, and ... of Work for Years

by Jonathan Green, Greig Wells (Foreword)

Do you want to grab your jobsearch by the HORNS, and not spend your life at the mercy of the HR department? Do you want to build a profitable career - automatically?

Are you struggling to get back to work and trapped in a career you don't love? Or just tired of getting paid 'what you're worth' instead of what you deserve?

Hard working employees, people between jobs, and the unemployed - you need to read Seven Networkign Secrets for Jobseekers - as soon as possible! In this book, you'll learn how to smash the glass ceiling that has limited your income for far too long.

You cannot underestimate the power of "who you know."

Learn how to blast through every roadblock keeping you from achieving your goals. From "overqualified" to "lack of exeperience" to "we went in another direction" to "we decided to hire internally;"Seven Networking Secrets takes laser aim at every bogus excuse for giving the job to someone else and breaks down this perfect networking sytem into SEVEN SIMPLE STEPS that anyone can take to get a better job, get offered more money than the job listing and get back to work fast.

It doesn't matter if you're already working, about to get downsized, or you have been out of work for decadies; get ready to smash your chains and gain a better financial outlook and more free time to do what you love!

Packed with advice you can put to use right away; you'll learn how to build a safety network that ensures you are NEVER struggling to find employment ever again.

What pragmatic and actionable skills will you learn?

How to find out about jobs before they are posted on any websites


The simple technique for getting brand new friends to put your hat in the ring for dream jobs
The secret to being the only person interviewed every time you apply for a job
The foolproof method for removing all risk from your job interviews
The most common mistakes even smart jobseekers make and how to avoid them.
The singular best way to become "unfirable" at every job
How to double your income every single time you take a new position

Also the following insights:

The 4 critical mistakes you must avoid to keep your career from collapsing
Six different ways you can use the power of friendship to accelerate your business
A step-by-step guide for finding your unique value and using it to build a business
How to form alliances so that your job search is running even while you sleep
PLUS, examples to jumpstart the process!

Here's what this book ISN'T: this isn't about printing lame business cards, pas

94 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 21, 2017

Reviews

[Kay · Rating 5 out of 5]

There may be other books that cover similar material, but this one is short, sharp, and goes straight for the jugular. The author doesn't beat around the bush. You purchased it for what it said on the front, and that's just what you get.

I found this book to be very interesting and informative. I haven't been able to work for a long time due to a chronic debilitating illness (which still continues its merry way, unfortunately), but the first thing I learned from this was that the traditional world of employment has obviously changed big time.

I'm not willing to give away the author's secrets, you'll have to buy the book for yourselves I'm afraid, however for someone like me who has lost a lot of self-belief, this would be hard work. Mr Green can talk the talk and has clearly walked the walk. This is his story, and his confidence oozes from every word. This is not a bad thing, he doesn't come across as a smug person. You need to hear these words from someone who has been there himself, or you may not believe it.

It's a well-written piece of work, full of sensible ideas and the correct order to do these in. I can see how a job seeker could quickly become unstuck if they don't follow the author's words very carefully. Overall, it's a good read, insightful and realistic, and I would recommend this for anyone searching to make a positive impact to their future working life. Good luck!

I received an ARC copy of this book via Booksprout, which I voluntarily read and honestly reviewed. All opinions are my own. I pre-ordered the book anyway, for future reference.

[Jeff · Rating 5 out of 5]

Full disclosure: I just finished reading this because I am the narrator for the upcoming audiobook version. That being said, because I am a narrator, I have to look for new clients all of the time. Since I'm a natural introvert, getting out to network and "sell myself" has always been a struggle.
This book flips the "traditional wisdom" on its ear and comes at the issue from a new perspective - one that has changed my thought process and has already started to yield results in my business.
Although the book primarily focuses on jobseekers, I also strongly recommend this book to small business owner and solo entrepreneurs.