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‘How to Search and Apply for Jobs’ launched!

10 months ago, TheEmployable faced redundancy. A consultation was called. Whilst the formalities had to be completed, they knew that the writing was very much ’on the wall’.

However, with a career history in management, recruitment, sales and HR, and with a little time on their hands, they thought it best to share their knowledge and experience. TheEmployable was created with a mission to improve the quality of honest career advice that is available to the job seeking public.

Over the last 10 months, they have written pretty much every single day! Written articles that provide informative tips and advice, inspirational news stories and interviews, all with the underlying aim of empowering the employable person to improve their job prospects. And that ‘employable person’ could be anyone - whether they are a recent graduate, someone facing redundancy, a disillusioned worker, or simply someone looking to create their own job and future.

TheEmployable’s 1st Ebook ‘How to Search and Apply for Jobs’ relates to the part of the job seeking process that jobseekers often get wrong, or take for granted. However, this is the part of the process, that is fundamental for jobseekers to get to ‘first base’ i.e. having an interview.

In ’How to Search and Apply for Jobs’ they address:

• What is it that you want to do?
• How to organise your job search
• The places you can look for jobs
• Niche job seeking advice
• The job application process
• CV structure and selling yourself
• Job seeking tips and things to look out for

Where to Buy?

How to Search and Apply for Jobs is currently available as an ebook on [Kindle via Amazon](http://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Search-Apply-Jobs-ebook/dp/B0086WR30E/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1338452958&sr=8-1“ target=) and on various mobile and laptop devices via [Lulu as an ePub file](http://www.lulu.com/shop/leigh-herron-and-alastair-cameron/how-to-search-and-apply-for-jobs/ebook/product-20152385.html“ target=) for Adobe Digital Editions.

This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by TheEmployable .