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What Color is Your Parachute The 1999 What Color Is Your Parachute: A Practical Manual for Job-Hunters and Career Changers (Paper)
by Richard Nelson Bolles

For more than 25 years, Parachute has been the bestselling job-hunting book in the world, closing in on nearly six million copies in print. This year's edition repeats last's year's successful format--splitting into two books in one binding--making the reference extremely user-friendly with both a job-hunting guide and a workbook and resource guide.

 
Negotiating Your Salary Negotiating Your Salary : How to Make $1,000 a Minute
by Jack Chapman

This is a practical step-by-step manual for getting your best salary. The absolutely essential companion for anyone looking for a new job or looking for a raise on the present job. If you've got a resume book or a job-search book, this book will make those two pay off in real dollars and cents. Referred to as the "bible" of Salary Negotiations, How to Make $1000 a minute covers everything you need to know to get the best raise or salary possible.

 
Discovering Your Career in Business Discovering Your Career in Business
by Timothy Butler, James Waldroop (Contributor)

Designed to help both those just starting out in business and those in mid-career find work that it truly satisfying, this guide uses interest inventory in conjunction with a series of other exercises to help readers discover the particular combination of activities that best matches their personality and gain insight as to how those activities are linked with real jobs in business. Includes Windows(r ) disk. -Amazon

 
Cool Careers for Dummies Cool Careers for Dummies
by Marty Nemko, Paul Edwards, Sarah Edwards (Contributor)

Looking for a job? Thinking about a career change? Dreading it? Well, Cool Careers for Dummies promises not only to help you find jobs you never knew existed, but to make it fun! From enologist (that's winemaker, dummy) to attorney specializing in outer-space issues, career specialists Marty Nemko and Paul and Sarah Edwards have compiled over 500 interesting, offbeat, and just plain cool jobs. -Amazon

 
Discover What You're Best at : A Complete Career System That Lets You Test Yourself to Discover Your Own True Career Abilities
by Linda Gale
 
CareerSmarts: Jobs with a Future
by Martin Yate - Author of the New York Times business bestseller Knock 'Em Dead
 
The Best Work of Your Life
by Pat Alea and Patty Mullins
 
Resumes for Dummies 2nd Edition
by Joyce Lain Kennedy
 
Rules for the Road : Surviving Your First Job Out of School
by Eve Luppert
 
How to Be a Star at Work : Nine Breakthrough Strategies You Need to Succeed
by Robert E. Kelley
 
111 Dynamite Ways to Ace Your Job Interview
by Richard Fein
 
Can You Start Monday? : A 9 Step Job Search Guide
by Cheryl A. Cage (Editor), Marsha Koneghi (Editor), Pam Ryan (Editor), Scott Hareland
 
Find Your Calling, Love Your Life: Paths to Your Truest Self in Life and Work
by Martha Finney, Deborah Dasch
 

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