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Crack Your First Job with AI. The Complete Guide to Getting Employed
Philip Taylor (Author) · Tellwell Talent · Paperback
TRANSITION TO EMPLOYMENT
How to Get Employed With No Experience. This acclaimed employment guide, specifically designed for school leavers and young adults with no work experience, is the key to unlocking the world of job opportunities. It is a onestop, practical guide taking you from the very beginning, where to search for a job, to after you have started your first job, and features three powerful sections:
1. Discover How Likely You Are to Get Hired: By completing our Job-Ready Quiz, you will find out how prepared you are to get hired right now. This brief assessment of your employment skills will identify your strengths and any areas for improvement before you begin your job search.
2. Build the Skills Employers Want: You don't need years of experience to impress an employer; you need the right attitude and employability skills. This book equips you with all these essential skills, enabling you to stand out ahead of other applicants, even those with years of work experience.
3. Discover What is Expected After You Have Been Hired: Getting the job is only the beginning. Once you're hired, employers expect certain standards, habits, and attitudes. Here you will learn these and how to make a strong impression and build a lasting career.
Perfect For: Teenagers aged 15 to 25 years old. School leavers, young adults, and first-time job seekers. Parents or teachers helping young people enter the
workforce.
Don't wait - start your journey from job-seeker to employee today with this comprehensive guide.
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