Comments on: “I Guarantee I’ll Find You A Job”

By: julie chlarson

julie chlarson — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 14:58:35 +0000

Three years ago I read your emails and when I found a job I stopped. Now I am out of work again and wish I had kept up with the times. Glad you’re still here. The most important lesson is ” everything changes all the time so be ready”.

By: agammy

agammy — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 17:24:02 +0000

When it comes to finding a job, I can not stress how valuable coaching can be (more so than a lot of “job-finder” websites.) A good coach can help you explore your true interests, help you assess which positions you’d be the best fit for, and help you improve your interview habits, resume, and so much more. That way, you are more likely to be snapped up for the right job that can help you achieve success.

By: Heather Gardner

Heather Gardner — Sat, 30 May 2009 14:47:52 +0000

For all the active job seekers out there looking to pay someone to find themselves a job need to look no further than the mirror.

If you are going to spend the money on anything, hire a GOOD career coach to help YOU find yourself a job. A good teacher or career search strategist might be just the thing to push you over the edge into a new role. Hiring someone else to do it for you might sound easy at this time, but in the long run conducting your own sucessful job search will empower YOU to future career sucess. Taking the approach that job hunting is a FULL time might help realize that it’s really sweat equity that you need not throwing money at a company to do it for you. I know first hand how difficult it is to find a job – but doing it has given me an entirely new skill set….. it’s almost like on the job training.

Empower YOU! You can do it!