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Summary:
Are you tired of mailing resumes that don’t receive any call backs?
Do you sometimes think you’ll never get a job?
Do you ever find yourself thinking, there must be a better way to find a new job?
If you haven't already discovered it - this isn't your father's job search

Jobs have changed dramatically over the last twenty years, and so has the method used for finding them.
Finding a job in today’s economy isn’t easy. There are plenty of jobs out there at the minimum wage level, and again in the fifty to one hundred thousand dollar range, but in between – it’s pretty freaking slim. The lower level jobs often times have stiff competition, and the higher paying jobs have strong barriers to overcome – including both education and experience.

What would you say if I was to tell you the way most people look for a job is a waste of your time and effort?

Less than 15% of all job openings are filled from job board postings, yet 95% of job seekers waste their time crafting resumes and cover letters for these job openings.
What in the world is wrong with us?
If you haven't updated your job search arsenal, you're going to be fighting a losing battle.

This book introduces you to the Seven Tools every job seeker needs to find a job in today's troubled economy.
You need to have a great resume, custom tailored to each job you are applying to. Anything else is a waste of time.
Every resume you send out needs to be accompanied by a cover letter personalized for that specific job.
You need to interview like a pro. You need to be armed with information about the company, the job, and even the interviewer before you go in for the interview.
Research is the key to getting the job you want.
Career fairs are an important weapon in your job hunting arsenal. The key is to know how to work a room.
Social networking can be a factor in finding a new job. It can also wreck your chances of getting a job. Be sure you understand the rules of the game before you start looking for a new job.
Job boards and newspaper ads should only be a small part of your job hunt.