I like that there is a plan, timeline, and execution, but no tools to get there that I was hoping for.

This book provides a 30-day plan for finding a job, with the exception of the weekend as these days are for relaxing and meeting with friends and family. Such plans include contacting a career coach, finding out when the next job fair is held, and considering job shadowing. This is an extremely subjective approach but there are good suggestions that readers can consider, such as applying to jobs even if their CV meets 50% of the criteria and following up with recruiters.


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Straight forward checklist approach to finding a job. Good source for those who don't know where to start. If you've found a job or two in the past, you'll find it pretty basic.

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Having to search for a job can be overwhelming, and this brief and straightforward guide of both practical actions (no more than 3 steps a day) as well as the importance of rest and recreation on weekends will keep you motivated and moving forward. It is helpful to not think of this as a strict set of deadlines to meet in 30 days, but rather a logical sequence to build on.

It is a good guide for those who have no idea where to start. I think it can help people to have a plan and follow it to find a job. But it doesn't give you any tips or tools, something I would be looking for. ( )