Find A New Job or Get a Better One with eJobCoach
What is eJobCoach?
While some people refer to us as career counselors or mentors, we prefer the term "personal job coach" because it's active and results-oriented. eJobCoach is based on the principle that anyone involved in a stressful, highly-goal-oriented task -- like searching for and landing a job -- needs assistance. The same principle hold true in competitive sports.
To reach even more people, we recently created “The Last eGuide You’ll Ever Need To Help You Find A New Job.” (Click here for more information about our eGuide.)
The sad truth is that while many people have invested years of training and experience in their field or profession, they are amateurs when it comes to job searching. Similar to a competitive athlete, having your own coach:
- Provides objectivity and accountability;
- Teaches you how to conduct an effective job search;
- Keeps you focused and on the right track to a new job;
- Provides expert assistance with networking, even for shy people;
- Teaches you how to tap into the "hidden" job market;
- Shows you how to write “Killer” Resumes and Cover Letters;
- Helps you to be pro-active with Broadcast Letters;
- Provides interviewing tips, skills and techniques;
- Counsels you on working with recruiters and head hunters;
- Maximizes your salary negotiations; and much more…
From Our Blog
This stupid issue of salary!
0Many of my clients and, I believe, most job-seekers today have great fears about revealing their salary requirements, as they’re asked to do in company input form, after company input form, when applying for a given job … and rightly so. You’re trapped because they …
Read MoreScary Stuff About Unemployment
Scary Stuff About Unemployment … and what you can do about it! By Lawrence M. Light, eJobCoach.com In the New York Times, an article entitled “The Jobless Trap” by the Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman, says: “The key question is whether workers who have been …
Read MoreNetworking: Why Most People Don’t Actually Do It
Most of the people I work with as clients, and most of the people who have been laid off whom I have contact with, agree that networking is one of the really good ways to find a job. That said, I often find myself shaking …
Read MoreDump your resume?
If your resume is anything like those I’ve seen again and again, all too often it gets to be monotonous, it’s time to dump it. Because it’s not doing you any good. The only way to understand whether it’s doing you any good (i.e., what …
Read More“I don’t know”
In the process of searching for, and getting, a new job there will often be times when you won’t get an answer immediately. Most of time time this is a “yes-no” type of answer that you’re expecting. It’s typically called an “unresolved” situation. You send …
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