How To Get A Job You Love: Find a job worth getting up for in the morning

Auteur
John Lees is one of the UK's most prominent career transition coaches, and regularly in the media as a career thought leader. He has published 15 books on careers and work. His books have been translated into Arabic, Georgian, Polish, Japanese and Spanish. John Lees Associates helps career changers across the UK, and John is a regular conference keynote speaker and has run career workshops in Australia, Germany, Ireland, New Zealand, Mauritius, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland and several parts of the USA.

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Are you stuck in a job you hate? Are you unsure about what you really want to do?
How to Get a Job You Love is your all-in-one career change programme from the UK's best-known career coach. Taking you from being stuck to job bliss, you'll be able to work out what it is you want to do, get the confidence to explore, and make your job hunt or career change happen.
• Understand the psychological factors that get in the way of change, including self-talk and insider syndrome. • Learn from other people's stories and the author's knowledge of how job markets and external recruiters operate. • A practical toolkit with exercises, reflection questions, tips, and access to a free online career diagnostic tool.
Find a job that feels worth getting up for on a Monday morning.

Résumé

A career change programme in one volume from the UK's best-known career strategist. Through a blend of inspiration and practical guidance, it moves readers forward into practical action aimed at career satisfaction.

Contenu
1. Get a job you love?' Get real2. Overcoming barriers to change3. First steps towards a new career deal4. Thinking, deciding, and getting on with it5. What drives you?6. Clarify your skills7. Build on your knowledge8. Work out your personality fit9. Choose your world10. Changing career and finding work worth doing11. Dealing with knockbacks, and getting stuck12. Smarter job searching and online activity13. Organised discovery: how people will move you forward14. The 4-hour job search programme15. Getting better results at interview16. Bringing ideas together