Job Hunting
This collection comprises a carefully curated assortment of PDF documents, each packed with valuable information for those who are on the lookout for new opportunities. Whether you're seeking a career shift, exploring further education, or considering a leap into entrepreneurial ventures, these documents offer a wealth of knowledge. From industry insights and job market trends to educational resources and business startup guides, the information within has been tailored to support and inspire your next big move. Designed to be a resourceful tool, this compilation aims to equip you with the knowledge and confidence needed to navigate the exciting possibilities that await.
| Job Search Worksheet | A helpful worksheet on creating a successful job search plan. Proper Planning Prevents Poor Performance . |
| Big Help | The listing of companies at the Big Help job fair at Fenway Park on September 2003. Great historical information on the first job fair at Fenway Park |
| Focus Approach to Job Search | Infomation on how to use the Focus Approach to build a better job search |
| Year by Year | Here is how to improve your job search while in college. Learn what to do each year to have an awesome job when you graduate. |
| Yes You Can | A 50 page PDF document to get your momentum back on track! |
| Mental Training | Great information to help you stay Mentally focus on your Job hunt. |
| Unemployed Tips | Tom Brophy give some practical advice on what unemployed people should do everyday to be increase their opportunity to get hired. |
| Job Points | Have you ever wondered what effort it takes to find a job? Use this chart to see how much effort you need. |
| MacKay Sweet 16 | Harvey MacKay takes you through the though process of 16 most likely asked questions during a job interview. Great read for interveiw prep. |
| Unemployable? | Just because your unemployed doesn't mean your Unemployable. Read this if your stuck in your job search. |
| Corporate Chiefs | An article about why layoffs are a good thing and how its best for the economy in the long run. |