The Career Value Book: How to Land a Job in a Tough Economy
Charlotte, NC, May 17, 2009 --(PR.com)-- How does a job seeker stand out from a crowd of millions in today’s competitive market? Charismatic author and economic survivor William Uter has published an appropriate solution: The Career Value Book.
Uter has been in the running with thousands of applicants competing for the same limited number of jobs since earning a bachelor’s degree in 2001. To increase his odds and better position himself in the job market, he developed a philosophy and tool that helped him attain job offers in the industries of banking, manufacturing, healthcare, nuclear energy, and military defense. He explains his effective approach in The Career Value Book, sharing his insight and experiences to assist other job seekers to:
• Develop visual portfolios to market skill sets.
The Career Value Book instructs readers on developing a visual portfolio similar to a product brochure that a salesperson shares with a client. This portfolio functions as a unique visual aid during interviews, and leaves a solid and lasting first impression with interviewers.
• Showcase talent beyond facts and figures.
In addition to work history information shown in resumes, interviewers also will get an overview of the applicant’s interpersonal skills, such as their take on teamwork; how they approach conflict in the workplace; their project management and negotiation skills; etc. The Career Value Book teaches candidates to showcase interpersonal skills that prepare them to be successful in their target jobs.
• Provide insight of the hiring process.
There are numerous opportunities for one to stand out in the talent acquisition process. Unwritten rules were attained and documented through years of applying The Career Value Book before and during interviews in various industries. This book explains how to identify and maximize opportunities to pique recruiters’ interests through showcasing one’s value with effective diplomacy.
Uter comments on the need to go above and beyond, stating, “The job market is very competitive because of the high demand and low supply of employment opportunities. Applicants must try something new to avoid being overlooked. The Career Value Book helps job seekers better showcase their talent, allowing it to surface to the forefront of the hiring manager's selection consideration.”
If you are applying for jobs or admission into college, look for workshops regarding this unique self-marketing concept in the near future. For additional information, please visit www.careervaluebook.com.
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Uter has been in the running with thousands of applicants competing for the same limited number of jobs since earning a bachelor’s degree in 2001. To increase his odds and better position himself in the job market, he developed a philosophy and tool that helped him attain job offers in the industries of banking, manufacturing, healthcare, nuclear energy, and military defense. He explains his effective approach in The Career Value Book, sharing his insight and experiences to assist other job seekers to:
• Develop visual portfolios to market skill sets.
The Career Value Book instructs readers on developing a visual portfolio similar to a product brochure that a salesperson shares with a client. This portfolio functions as a unique visual aid during interviews, and leaves a solid and lasting first impression with interviewers.
• Showcase talent beyond facts and figures.
In addition to work history information shown in resumes, interviewers also will get an overview of the applicant’s interpersonal skills, such as their take on teamwork; how they approach conflict in the workplace; their project management and negotiation skills; etc. The Career Value Book teaches candidates to showcase interpersonal skills that prepare them to be successful in their target jobs.
• Provide insight of the hiring process.
There are numerous opportunities for one to stand out in the talent acquisition process. Unwritten rules were attained and documented through years of applying The Career Value Book before and during interviews in various industries. This book explains how to identify and maximize opportunities to pique recruiters’ interests through showcasing one’s value with effective diplomacy.
Uter comments on the need to go above and beyond, stating, “The job market is very competitive because of the high demand and low supply of employment opportunities. Applicants must try something new to avoid being overlooked. The Career Value Book helps job seekers better showcase their talent, allowing it to surface to the forefront of the hiring manager's selection consideration.”
If you are applying for jobs or admission into college, look for workshops regarding this unique self-marketing concept in the near future. For additional information, please visit www.careervaluebook.com.
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Contact
Career Value Generation
William Uter
585-202-6090
www.careervaluebook.com
Contact
William Uter
585-202-6090
www.careervaluebook.com
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