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Bound-for-career Guidebook by Burtnett, Frank
Type: eBook

ISBN: 9781475848403

Publication Date: December 02, 2020

Along the career exploration, decision-making, and preparation path, the author answers frequently asked questions and offers an array of facts and myths that need to be considered. Written for young adults, this book guides the reader in a comprehensive, engaging process to chart a path to personal career satisfaction and success.
How to Write a Successful Cover Letter by 50minutes
Type: eBook

ISBN: 9782808000222

Publication Date: 2017

Find out everything you need to know about writing a perfect cover letter with this practical guide.
What Is Your Interview Identity by Chris Delaney
Type: eBook

ISBN: 9781787058156

Publication Date: 2021-09-01

The interview identity book will help readers to be seen as more skilled, more knowledgeable and more hireable.
Career Confidence by Robynn Storey
Type: eBook

ISBN: 9781394219988

Publication Date: 2024-04-16

Through relatable client stories, the author burns down commonly held hiring myths and explains how to define and demonstrate your value to employers, showing them what you're really worth.
Academic Branding by Sheena Howard
Type: eBook

ISBN: 9781637744406

Publication Date: 2024-02-27

Become a thought leader in your postgraduate field—and make money while doing so, with this step-by-step guide from an academic who has been there. This guide will teach you how to reach the audience that needs your expertise most, building a brand and achieving financial freedom along the way.
Developing Talents by Temple Grandin; Kate Duffy
Type: eBook

ISBN: 9781957984711

Publication Date: 2024-04-30

The authors take an in-depth look at entrepreneurship and many other options. Using real-life examples, Grandin and Duffy note that many of the unique characteristics of individuals on the autism spectrum lend themselves well to entrepreneurial ventures.