Who Needs a Career Coach Anyway?: The Ultimate Tell-All And Dream Career Navigation Guide To Take You From Where You Are—To Where You’re Meant To Be
Author: Lakrisha Davis Category: Advice for Children and Teens, Careers and Jobs, High School and (Young) Adult Publisher: Lakrisha Davis & Company Language: English Reading Age: High School and (Young) Adult More Details
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The tell-all career strategy book guiding job seekers through the entire process of landing their dream jobs. From defining your dream role, to writing an impactful resume, to implementing a well-structured job search plan, to negotiating the offer, WNACCA spills all the relevant and most current career hacks every job seeker in the market should know about today. Lakrisha shares the best practice methodologies she’s used to help hundreds of job seekers transition into their dream careers.
Who Needs a Career Coach Anyway?: The Ultimate Tell-All And Dream Career Navigation Guide To Take You From Where You Are—To Where You’re Meant To Be
Written by Lakrisha Davis
Source: Publisher (Lakrisha Davis & Company)
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