Top 10 Occupations With Highest Job Growth Rate Projections
Top 10 Industries With Highest Projected Job Growth
CHAPTER 2 - EMPLOYMENT STYLES
STYLES OF EMPLOYMENT
FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT
The Full-Time Game
The Change In Work Climate
PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT
Economic Influences On Part-Time Employment
The Economy Of The Season
CASUAL AND TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT
The Downsides Of Casual Employment
Aspects Of Temporary Employment To Consider
WORKING FOR YOURSELF
Who Are The Self-Employed?
Entrepreneurs (Or Small Business Owners)
Online Business Owners
Home Business Owners
Partnerships
Freelancers
Independent Consultants
Investors
SELF-EMPLOYMENT MYTHS EXPOSED
Myth: Self-Employed Will Work Long Hours
Myth: Businesses Are Only Built To Be Sold
Myth: Greater Risk With Self-Employment Then Getting A Job
Myth: Self-Employment Is An "Eggs In One Basket" Approach
Myth: Being Self-Employed Creates Excess Stress
Myth: Business Activities Are Done Alone By Self-Employed
Myth: Self-Employment Options Are Too Complicated
Myth: Need Big Start-Up Capital To Create Your Own Business
COMMON MISTAKES MADE BY THE NEWLY SELF-EMPLOYED
Mistake: Targeting Wrong Group Of Customers For Sales
Mistake: Excessive Spending
Mistake: Not Spending Enough
Mistake: Belief That Contracts With Customers Will Be Honored
Mistake: Being Too Formal In Your Business
Mistake: Failing To Follow One'S Instincts Or Intuition
Mistake: Ignoring Your Personality To Be More Businesslike
TIPS FOR THE NEWLY SELF-EMPLOYED
YOU CAN WORK AT HOME TODAY
VARIOUS WAYS TO WORK AT HOME
RIGHT ATTITUDE FOR HOME BASED BUSINESSES
TIPS FOR AVOIDING WORK-AT-HOME SCAMS
TIPS FOR EVALUATING JOB LISTINGS
HOME EMPLOYMENT JOBS TO TOTALLY AVOID
CHAPTER 3 - EMPLOYMENT HELP OPTIONS
HELPFUL EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
Employment Placement Agencies
Temporary Help Services
Professional Employer Organizations
Industry Conditions
OCCUPATIONS WITHIN THE EMPLOYMENT SERVICES INDUSTRY
Agency Staffers
Office/Administrative Support
Industrial/Transportation
Specialized Professionals
Health Care Support
Other Professions
JOB SEARCH STRATEGIES
Want Ads
Employment Agencies
Internet
Targeted Mailing
Personal Visits
Networking
On Campus Recruiting
Resume Referral
RECRUITMENT SERVICES
Retained And Delimited Searches
CHAPTER 4 - APPLICATIONS AND RESUMES
APPLICATIONS
Practice
Online Employment Applications
Check Websites First
Follow Directions
RESUMES
Resume Templates
Resume Tips
Resume Writing Services
CHAPTER 5 - EMPLOYMENT LAW REALITIES
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EMPLOYER AND EMPLOYEE
EMPLOYMENT SCREENING
CHAPTER 6 - EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
HOW DO YOU KNOW WHAT JOB IS THE RIGHT ONE FOR YOU?
KEYS WAYS TO DETERMINE JOB TYPE
JOB CHARACTERISTICS
CHAPTER 7 – EMPLOYMENT RESOURCES
PROFESSIONAL RESOURCE INFORMATION
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT RESOURCE INFORMATION
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Employment Guide
by Elizabeth Tasker
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Why work so hard to get high grades in school and go to college to get a degree? It's so you can get a high-paying job, right? So why don't they teach you how to get a high-paying job in school?
Employment Guide by Elizabeth Tasker is the missing school course on getting that high-paying job ahead of everyone else.
Frankly speaking, this book can help you make a lot more money.
You'll save money over expensive employment seminars costing thousands of dollars whose few hours of live or taped presentations cannot possibly offer nearly as much detailed information and resources as this book does.
Just think of the advantages that come with high-paying jobs:
• Generous retirement plans that provide true security in old age • Insurance plans for better health now and later health care security • More opportunities to advance quickly in your profession or trade • Enjoyment of the prestige that a high-paying job provides • Generous vacation plans that offer more leisure and comfort • Freedom from worrying you can afford what you need and desire
In any company there are the highly paid executives and lowly paid employees. Companies value their highly paid executives and do almost anything to hold on to them. Lower paid employees are hired and laid off en mass routinely as economic conditions warrant.
When you have a high-paying job, you become more popular and attract the attention of your neighbors as well as those who can open the doors to opportunity for you.
Read this book, and you can command a better income.
