Comments for How To Enjoy Your Job http://howtoenjoyyourjob.wordpress.com People hate their jobs. This blog aims to change that. Sat, 27 Jun 2009 07:49:45 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Social Networking: 8 ways to use it to get a job by Social Networking: Using Facebook as a Workplace Tool - by Joanna Penn | How To Enjoy Your Job... Or Find A New One! http://howtoenjoyyourjob.wordpress.com/2008/06/15/social-networking-8-ways-to-use-it-to-get-a-job/#comment-50 Social Networking: Using Facebook as a Workplace Tool - by Joanna Penn | How To Enjoy Your Job... Or Find A New One! Sat, 27 Jun 2009 07:49:45 +0000 http://howtoenjoyyourjob.wordpress.com/?p=40#comment-50 [...] important, and social networks like Facebook are the way people are now doing it. You can now use social networking to get a job, as well as check on potential employees’ social lives. Recruitment is also moving online [...] [...] important, and social networks like Facebook are the way people are now doing it. You can now use social networking to get a job, as well as check on potential employees’ social lives. Recruitment is also moving online [...]

]]> Comment on Social Networking: 8 ways to use it to get a job by Lost Your Job? What You Need To Do Now - by Joanna Penn | How To Enjoy Your Job... Or Find A New One! http://howtoenjoyyourjob.wordpress.com/2008/06/15/social-networking-8-ways-to-use-it-to-get-a-job/#comment-49 Lost Your Job? What You Need To Do Now - by Joanna Penn | How To Enjoy Your Job... Or Find A New One! Sat, 27 Jun 2009 07:39:34 +0000 http://howtoenjoyyourjob.wordpress.com/?p=40#comment-49 [...] search for work opportunities – get a profile on LinkedIn or other social networks and see what is out there. Many jobs are not advertised, but if you know someone who can submit [...] [...] search for work opportunities – get a profile on LinkedIn or other social networks and see what is out there. Many jobs are not advertised, but if you know someone who can submit [...]

]]> Comment on Career Change: 7 steps to a new you! by Lost Your Job? What You Need To Do Now - by Joanna Penn | How To Enjoy Your Job... Or Find A New One! http://howtoenjoyyourjob.wordpress.com/2008/07/22/career-change-7-steps-to-a-new-you/#comment-48 Lost Your Job? What You Need To Do Now - by Joanna Penn | How To Enjoy Your Job... Or Find A New One! Sat, 27 Jun 2009 07:39:30 +0000 http://howtoenjoyyourjob.wordpress.com/?p=213#comment-48 [...] the time to think about what you really want to do for a job. Maybe this is your chance to move into something [...] [...] the time to think about what you really want to do for a job. Maybe this is your chance to move into something [...]

]]> Comment on Financial trouble? Beat it with these budgeting tips! by Lost Your Job? What You Need To Do Now - by Joanna Penn | How To Enjoy Your Job... Or Find A New One! http://howtoenjoyyourjob.wordpress.com/2008/09/30/budget-tips/#comment-47 Lost Your Job? What You Need To Do Now - by Joanna Penn | How To Enjoy Your Job... Or Find A New One! Sat, 27 Jun 2009 07:39:27 +0000 http://howtoenjoyyourjob.wordpress.com/?p=374#comment-47 [...] Cut back on expenses and look at your budget [...] [...] Cut back on expenses and look at your budget [...]

]]> Comment on Resume Tips: 7 Ways to Update your Resume by Lost Your Job? What You Need To Do Now - by Joanna Penn | How To Enjoy Your Job... Or Find A New One! http://howtoenjoyyourjob.wordpress.com/2008/11/27/7-ways-to-update-your-resume/#comment-46 Lost Your Job? What You Need To Do Now - by Joanna Penn | How To Enjoy Your Job... Or Find A New One! Sat, 27 Jun 2009 07:39:23 +0000 http://howtoenjoyyourjob.wordpress.com/?p=426#comment-46 [...] Update your resume – you may need to include more detail about aspects of other jobs you have had to broaden your appeal in the market [...] [...] Update your resume – you may need to include more detail about aspects of other jobs you have had to broaden your appeal in the market [...]

]]> Comment on Meetings: Necessary…or a waste of time? by Robert Patterson Sr. http://howtoenjoyyourjob.wordpress.com/2009/01/21/meetings-necessaryor-a-waste-of-time/#comment-43 Robert Patterson Sr. Wed, 21 Jan 2009 17:50:43 +0000 http://howtoenjoyyourjob.wordpress.com/?p=509#comment-43 In today’s economy with some 2.3 million unemployed and growing doesn’t make job hunting easy. In my recent book Five Steps to C.A.L.M., I have compiled my fifteen years of Job Search seminar experience into a book of “how-to” instructions that I collected to help jobseekers make the right choices and feel good about themselves. The book was crafted to be clear and reader-friendly. Five Steps to C.A.L.M addresses such issues as how to write an attention-getting resume, and how to get through an interview with confidence and a sense of achievement. This is a universal manual for nearly all market sectors and all sorts of employment opportunities. Beginning with initiatives on how to set goals, declare intentions, and research potential employers, there is no stone left unearthed in helping job seekers become cool, calm and collected in their search for a great job—and a great life. With helpful checklists, I prompt résumé writers on syntax, style and how to make the most out of action verbs. With directives on nine different skill sets, readers will be able to fine-tune and properly define what will set them apart from other applicants to ensure a face-to-face interview. From here, my book is a handy guide, which packs a powerful punch on how to wow prospective employers through the interview phase and walks readers through a comprehensive and enlightening pre-interview session. With advice on how to dress, business protocols and self-promotion, your future is here in just five steps! In conclusion, if you are looking for a new career or a different job, this detailed and comprehensive self-help guide provides professional instruction on how to best market yourself, while searching for employment. From translating what is the best in you from paper through the interview phase of job-hunting, this book proves to be a powerful compass in putting your best foot forward. I have attempted to think of everything in preparing readers for the job search. Beginning with self-assessment and goal-setting strategies, this handy little gem provides valuable clues on how to get ahead of the pack and distinguish you as a professional. From writing cover letters and résumés in my résumé-writing clinic to how to effectively network, handle referrals, and research potential employers, this book is all you need. Begin your own career crusade—find the job you want and the life you deserve today! In today’s economy with some 2.3 million unemployed and growing doesn’t make job hunting easy. In my recent book Five Steps to C.A.L.M., I have compiled my fifteen years of Job Search seminar experience into a book of “how-to” instructions that I collected to help jobseekers make the right choices and feel good about themselves. The book was crafted to be clear and reader-friendly. Five Steps to C.A.L.M addresses such issues as how to write an attention-getting resume, and how to get through an interview with confidence and a sense of achievement.

This is a universal manual for nearly all market sectors and all sorts of employment opportunities. Beginning with initiatives on how to set goals, declare intentions, and research potential employers, there is no stone left unearthed in helping job seekers become cool, calm and collected in their search for a great job—and a great life. With helpful checklists, I prompt résumé writers on syntax, style and how to make the most out of action verbs. With directives on nine different skill sets, readers will be able to fine-tune and properly define what will set them apart from other applicants to ensure a face-to-face interview. From here, my book is a handy guide, which packs a powerful punch on how to wow prospective employers through the interview phase and walks readers through a comprehensive and enlightening pre-interview session. With advice on how to dress, business protocols and self-promotion, your future is here in just five steps!

In conclusion, if you are looking for a new career or a different job, this detailed and comprehensive self-help guide provides professional instruction on how to best market yourself, while searching for employment. From translating what is the best in you from paper through the interview phase of job-hunting, this book proves to be a powerful compass in putting your best foot forward.

I have attempted to think of everything in preparing readers for the job search. Beginning with self-assessment and goal-setting strategies, this handy little gem provides valuable clues on how to get ahead of the pack and distinguish you as a professional. From writing cover letters and résumés in my résumé-writing clinic to how to effectively network, handle referrals, and research potential employers, this book is all you need. Begin your own career crusade—find the job you want and the life you deserve today!

]]> Comment on Resume Tips: 7 Ways to Update your Resume by Lost your job? What you need to do now « How To Enjoy Your Job http://howtoenjoyyourjob.wordpress.com/2008/11/27/7-ways-to-update-your-resume/#comment-42 Lost your job? What you need to do now « How To Enjoy Your Job Sun, 18 Jan 2009 09:19:00 +0000 http://howtoenjoyyourjob.wordpress.com/?p=426#comment-42 [...] Update your resume - you may need to include more detail about aspects of other jobs you have had to broaden your appeal in the market   [...] [...] Update your resume – you may need to include more detail about aspects of other jobs you have had to broaden your appeal in the market   [...]

]]> Comment on Stress in the workplace by bocahbancar http://howtoenjoyyourjob.wordpress.com/2009/01/15/workplace-stress/#comment-41 bocahbancar Thu, 15 Jan 2009 10:47:53 +0000 http://howtoenjoyyourjob.wordpress.com/?p=441#comment-41 YEs I enjoy my Jobs but sometimes I have Bored.. I'll trying to love my job always.. YEs I enjoy my Jobs but sometimes I have Bored..

I’ll trying to love my job always..

]]> Comment on Social Networking: 8 ways to use it to get a job by Social networking: Using Facebook as a workplace tool « How To Enjoy Your Job http://howtoenjoyyourjob.wordpress.com/2008/06/15/social-networking-8-ways-to-use-it-to-get-a-job/#comment-40 Social networking: Using Facebook as a workplace tool « How To Enjoy Your Job Sun, 11 Jan 2009 05:30:10 +0000 http://howtoenjoyyourjob.wordpress.com/?p=40#comment-40 [...] important, and social networks like Facebook are the way people are now doing it. You can now use social networking to get a job, as well as check on potential employees’ social lives. Recruitment is also moving online [...] [...] important, and social networks like Facebook are the way people are now doing it. You can now use social networking to get a job, as well as check on potential employees’ social lives. Recruitment is also moving online [...]

]]> Comment on Top 10 Career Related New Year’s Resolutions by drigotti http://howtoenjoyyourjob.wordpress.com/2008/12/20/top-10-career-new-years-resolutions/#comment-39 drigotti Fri, 02 Jan 2009 02:18:40 +0000 http://howtoenjoyyourjob.wordpress.com/?p=432#comment-39 Great post Joanna. Would you find if I republished it on my career website, http://careerfire.com? I'd maintain the footer link and info. Thanks!, Dave Great post Joanna. Would you find if I republished it on my career website, http://careerfire.com? I’d maintain the footer link and info.

Thanks!,
Dave

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