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AT WORK, people who say what they mean and mean what they say are almost as rare as spotted owls. Here are some ideas about how to deal with coworkers who play fast and loose with the truth.
Description: 101 Solutions for Surviving Office Insanity
Category: Non-Fiction, Business  -  General  -  NON-PUBLIC DOMAIN

I hear it all the time as both a hiring manager and a career coach: “Cover letters? Résumés? That stuff is of the past. Now it’s all about e-mail, job postings, and networking.” I’ve interviewed hundreds of candidates for middle- and upper-level management for some giant firms, and this is what they tell me. I interview candidates for six-figure jobs and some have absolutely horrendous résumés and cannot draft a well-written letter. I never understand it.
Description: Hundreds of Ready-to-Use Phrases for Writing Cover Letters that Get Noticed
Category: Non-Fiction, Business  -  General  -  NON-PUBLIC DOMAIN

On the front page of the employment section of a late 2003 Sunday edition of one of the largest newspapers in the country, there was an article debating the pros and cons of using a resume.
Description: Hundreds of Ready-to-Use Phrases for Writing the Perfect Resume.
Category: Non-Fiction, Business  -  General  -  NON-PUBLIC DOMAIN

You are selling yourself during the entire job search process, beginning with the words you choose to write your résumé and continuing through the interview, salary negotiation, and acceptance of the offer.
Description: Hundreds of Ready-to-Use Phrases that Succintly Demonstrate Your Skills, Your Experiences, and your Value in Any Interview Situation.
Category: Non-Fiction, Business  -  General  -  NON-PUBLIC DOMAIN