Big Book of Jobs 2007-2008
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| Rating | : | 4.87 (957 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B001SARAWM |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 608 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-10-10 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Whether you are a recent graduate just entering the job market, a work veteran looking to change careers, or just keeping watch on your own job's future, The Big Book of Jobs offers everything you need to make informed choices about your career.The book is divided into two sections.In "The Job-Seekers Guide," you'll find advice on:Choosing a career path Building career management skills Researching careers in the information age Writing effective cover letters and polished resumes and more The "Occupational Outlook Handbook" offers you all the latest statistics on hundreds of positions, including:Job descriptions Working conditions Employment trends and outlooks Training, qualifications, and advancement Salary ranges and more . From the Back CoverDoes your resume really highlight your job skills? Are you r
Does your resume really highlight your job skills? Are you resigned to low-paying jobs because you don't have a degree? What field shows the most growth opportunity? How much can you make? Find the answers to these questions and more in The Big Book of Jobs.The Big Book of Jobs combines a concise overview of the job-search process with all the latest government statistics on more than 250 jobs. Whether you are a recent graduate just entering the job market, a work veteran looking to change careers, or just keeping watch on your own job's future, The Big Book of Jobs offers everything you need to make informed choices about your career.The book is divided into two sections.In "The Job-Seekers Guide," you'll find advice on:Choosing a career path Building career management skills Researching careers in the information age Writing effective cover letters and polished resumes and more The "Occupational Outlook Handbook" offers you all the latest statistics on hundreds of positions, including:Job descriptions Working conditions Employment trends and outlooks Training, qualifications, and advancement Salary ranges and more
The Bureau of Labor Statistics is the principal fact-finding agency for the Federal Government in the broad field of labor economics and statistics.
"2002004 called, they want their data back A.Marie Let me state for the record that I have NOT looked at every single job in this book. However, EVERY job that I have looked up (about 30 or so) has salary data from 2004! I was shocked. The 2007-2008 portion of the title is misleading. I was thinking that I would get more recent info. I bought this book for my 17 year old brother who is trying decide what career path to take. If I had bought the book for myse. called, they want their data back" according to A.Marie. Let me state for the record that I have NOT looked at every single job in this book. However, EVERY job that I have looked up (about 2002004 called, they want their data back A.Marie Let me state for the record that I have NOT looked at every single job in this book. However, EVERY job that I have looked up (about 30 or so) has salary data from 2004! I was shocked. The 2007-2008 portion of the title is misleading. I was thinking that I would get more recent info. I bought this book for my 17 year old brother who is trying decide what career path to take. If I had bought the book for myse. called, they want their data back Let me state for the record that I have NOT looked at every single job in this book. However, EVERY job that I have looked up (about 30 or so) has salary data from 2002004 called, they want their data back A.Marie Let me state for the record that I have NOT looked at every single job in this book. However, EVERY job that I have looked up (about 30 or so) has salary data from 2004! I was shocked. The 2007-2008 portion of the title is misleading. I was thinking that I would get more recent info. I bought this book for my 17 year old brother who is trying decide what career path to take. If I had bought the book for myse. ! I was shocked. The 2007-2008 portion of the title is misleading. I was thinking that I would get more recent info. I bought this book for my 17 year old brother who is trying decide what career path to take. If I had bought the book for myse. 0 or so) has salary data from 2002004 called, they want their data back A.Marie Let me state for the record that I have NOT looked at every single job in this book. However, EVERY job that I have looked up (about 30 or so) has salary data from 2004! I was shocked. The 2007-2008 portion of the title is misleading. I was thinking that I would get more recent info. I bought this book for my 17 year old brother who is trying decide what career path to take. If I had bought the book for myse. ! I was shocked. The 2007-2008 portion of the title is misleading. I was thinking that I would get more recent info. I bought this book for my 17 year old brother who is trying decide what career path to take. If I had bought the book for myse. What a resource! Reader For someone choosing their career path, or changing their career path, this book is terrific. All the basic information you would ever need about jobs is in this book and some of it is quite eye opening. For people not looking for a new job path, the book is still informing because it explains what people actually do on their jobs and the pros and cons of that. I've not been able to stop reading - it is just