Author Russel Hadick of Centerville, Ohio releases, Competitive Job Search, a comprehensive book on the best-proven methods of finding a job, no matter what field you’re in.
"Like it or not, you are now in sales, and you are the product, and we teach you how to sell your product!”
Today’s job market is tough. With many out of work, the competition is fierce. Russel Hadick writes to the professional or the hourly wageworker in his new release. He gives tips and practical advice that includes the best-proven methods of searching for jobs, interviewing and obtaining 90% feedback from your resume. Hadick’s experience comes from over twenty-five years of owning his own search firm and an outplacement firm. His proven methods will help one:
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Develop a resume that stands out above the rest;
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Takes the guess work out of getting screened out by a human resources department;
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Gives keys on how to stay a week to ten days ahead of everyone else competing for the same position;
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Learn how to uncover the “hidden job market”;
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Teaches the proven ways to successful interviewing;
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Discover how to find job opportunities from the experts in a good and bad economy;
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Develop networking and target strategies that direct your own personalized job search.
All this and much, much more is included in his comprehensive book that includes “countless control forms” that aid in the confusion of a job search making the process endurable and productive.
With an interest in people, Russel Hadick, is a Christian author who has developed this book using Christian principles that stem from his many years of experiencing from owning and running his own recruiting firm and outsource firm. He has spent countless hours in the industry and wants the general public to understand the keys to obtaining employment in the fierce economic turmoil. He understands the frustration and discouragement that can come from being overlooked when one is in need of a job. His goal is to help others present themselves in a professional manner, no matter what the field, to acquire the job they desire. He and his wife have resided in Ohio for the past thirty-five years and he has two sons, five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. His son asked him to write this helpful book and, “Russel believes that the hourly person should have the same tools as a president in finding a job.”
