Change Your Job Change Your Life

"As more and more jobs become obsolete and new opportunities arise in the high-tech and service economy, workers must be better prepared to function in today's evolving job market."

"Turbulent times often become difficult times for people who fail to anticipate and adjust to new changes."

"The fastest growing occupational fields are not necessarily the best ones to enter."

"Making future occupational projections and knowing "what" jobs are available and "where" to find them in general tells you little about the critical "how" to find a job for your situation."

"Unfortunately, few people can identify and talk about their skills even though they possess hundreds of skills which they use on a regular basis."

"Just knowing your abilities and skills will not give your job search the direction it needs for finding the right job."

"Employers are not interested in hiring indecisive and confused individuals who will probably have difficulty in taking initiative because they really don't know what they should be doing in the first place."

"Most people write ineffective resumes."

"Research is the key to gathering, processing, and using information in your job search."

"There are secrets to getting a job interview you should know before continuing further with your job search."

"Make no mistake—the job interview is the most important step in the job search process."

"After impressing upon the employer that you are the right person for the job, the bottom line becomes money—your talent and labor in exchange for the employer's cash and benefits."

"In today's highly competitive and fast-paced work environments, the skills required for the job you have today may change tomorrow."

"Staring a business is usually a very sobering experience that tests your motivations, abilities, and skills."