Destination Dream Job: A Ladies' Guide To The Job Search

These friends will be with you throughout your working life.PACKING LIST: You’ll develop a to-do list, so you don’t forget any critical job search necessities.LANDING & ARRIVAL: You’ll land your dream job and know what to do once you receive your offer letter.. This is a ladies’ trip. To get there, you’ll need every competitive advantage for today’s job market. Elisabeth Yarrow tells her job search stories and shows you how to compete, and step-by-step how to land your dream job. You’ll get some encouragement, enjoy a little camaraderie, and gain a whole lot of sass.Destination Dream Job includes four essential parts:MAP & DEPARTURE: You’ll chart your course to determine: what job you want, where you’ve been, where you want to go, and how much money you want to earn.DREAM TEAM: You’ll arrive at success with these motivated, generous and supportive friends. Wave hello to the job you love! Say goodbye to unemployment or the j

"A must read for any woman in the job search!" according to Amazon Customer. This book is a must read for any woman who is looking to find her dream job at any age! Thank you to the author who so eloquently nails every step of the journey. Finding the "right" job is a difficult one and this book helps you to navigate through different issues and scenarios so that you keep your wits about you! T. Sandra Blackard said Insider's Guide Brings Out Your Sass. Must read for young women, stuck women, moms returning to the job market, or anyone wishing for something better. Dream jobs are real and they are out there. Elisabeth Yarrow knows. You couldn't ask for a better mentor or cheerleader for bringing out your sass. She's the kind of person that gets multiple great job offe. Genentech said An excellent guide for any woman who is searchingl for a good job.. Destination Dream Job was entertaining, informative, and easy to follow. I only wish this book had been available when I was interviewing several years ago. I know I would have been better prepared to negotiate, and ask the more important questions before accepting the job. Carol B.