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245 00 $a HBR guide to your job search.
246 30 $a Guide to your job search
246 30 $a Your job search
246 3  $a Harvard Business Review guide to your job search
264  1 $a Boston, Massachusetts : $b Harvard Business Review Press, $c [2024]
300    $a xii, 205 pages ; $c 23 cm.
490 1  $a HBR guides
500    $a Includes index.
505 00 $t Starting a New Job Remotely : use check-ins with colleagues to learn about the culture / $r y Julie Battilana and Tiziana Casciaro. $t Job Hunting While Working Full Time : split the process into four phases / $r by Elizabeth Grace Saunders -- $t Get the Most Out of an Informational Interview : know what you want to learn, and how you'll learn it / $r by Rebecca Knight -- $t How to Reach Out to a Recruiter : approach them in a way that's mutually beneficial / $r by Marlo Lyons -- $t Managing the Emotional Roller Coaster of a Job Search : process your feelings and keep perspective / $r by Rebecca Zucker -- $t Write a R�esum�e That Stands Out : to start, tailor your r�esum�e to each job / $r by Amy Gallo -- $t Take These 4 Steps Before Applying to a New Role : connect your accomplishments to the position's requirements / $r by Carson Tate -- $t How to Write a Cover Letter : show you have the experience that the company needs / $r by Amy Gallo -- $t The Key to Landing Your Next Job? : storytelling : having a great narrative will make you unforgettable / $r by Janine Kurnoff and Lee Lazarus -- $t 10 Common Interview Questions and How to Answer Them : "What are your salary expectations?" / $r by Vicky Oliver -- $t Figuring Out If a Company's Culture Is Right for You : your values and purpose should align with the company's / $r by Kristi DePaul -- $t Nailing a Remote Interview : technology and appearance are both important / $r by Amy Gallo -- $t Interviewing Internally? Here's How to Stand Out : rewire the hiring manager's image of you / $r by Kelsey Schurer -- $t Get a Great Recommendation from a Job Reference : make sure they know what you want them to talk about / $r by Marlo Lyons -- $t 4 Ways to Follow Up After an Interview : when to contact the hiring manager-and what to say / $r by Art Markman -- $t 15 Rules for Negotiating a Job Offer : don't underestimate the importance of likability / $r by Deepak Malhotra -- $t Strategies for BIPOC to Negotiate Equitable Pay : racial bias puts some groups at a wage disadvantage / $r by Tutti Taygerly -- $t Managing a Job Offer When You're Still Interviewing Elsewhere : five ways to navigate the tricky timing / $r by Marlo Lyons -- $t Quitting Without Burning Bridges : tell your boss first, and leave a good last impression / $r by Rebecca Knight -- $t What to Say in an Exit Interview : stick to the facts while being open and direct / $r by Rebecca Zucker -- $t 5 Questions to Ask When Starting a New Role : whose support will you need? / $r by Michael D. Watkins -- $t Starting a New Job Remotely : use check-ins with colleagues to learn about the culture / $r y Julie Battilana and Tiziana Casciaro.
520    $a "Finding a new job can be stressful. Assessing positions and employers, meeting the requirements in a job description, competing with other job searchers, and submitting an application that will get noticed-each element comes with its own set of obstacles. And that's all before the nerve-wracking interview. The HBR Guide to Your Job Search is here to help. Whether you're fresh out of school, have been working for decades, or somewhere in between, this book offers you tips and advice for navigating your job hunt. You'll discover how to define what you want in a new role, find the position you want, and pitch yourself as a standout candidate. You'll learn how to: Identify your strengths and create a personal brand; ignite your network to find the best opportunities; write an attention-grabbing r�esum�e and cover letter; prepare for and answer common interview questions; negotiate your job offer, from benefits to salary; and start your first day on the right foot"-- $c Provided by publisher.
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