Get Hired!

Students who use this strategy are twelve times more likely to hear the words You're Hired then those who rely on resumes. Only 1 in 1,470 resumes submitted leads to a job offer! Put the odds on your side and check out this step-by-step process for making your job hunt much easier.

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Why do only 1 in 1,470 resumes submitted lead to a job opportunity?

Is it due to misspellings, too many pages, colored paper or a tacky font? NO!

The reason why the overwhelming majority of resumes don't produce results is that they poorly communicate the results you are capable of producing for the company.

Computer programs and school resource centers often show us how to plug information under the stereotypical headings - objective, work experience, education, extracurricular, etc. - however, they don't show us how to create exciting statements that directly communicate why we meet the job requirements and why we would be an asset to the company.

The 5 step system taught in this Trump University report will get you more >>>

Whether it's a brief conversation or a job interview with potential employers, you are always selling yourself. Most people ramble on about themselves - mixing in a combination of qualifications and features of past experience - hoping to keep the attention of the other person. Have you used this approach before? Do you know people who do?

The approach of just talking and hoping you communicate your qualifications for a specific job is not the most effective way of selling yourself. So how can you sell yourself to employers? And how can you do it effectively in 60 seconds or less?... more >>>

On this twelve minute audio download, Andrew Hewitt (Donald Trump's College & Career Expert) describes a step-by-step process for landing your dream job. Students just like you are using this strategy to get job offers at some of the most renowned companies across North America, such as MTV, Proctor & Gamble and Goldman Sachs.

This is the most effective job hunting strategy on the planet. You can read about it in the special report offered in this Get Hired section of FocusedStudent.com or you can enjoy some easy listening by downloading this audio file.

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Do you have a job interview on the horizon? If so, you'll want to arm yourself with these three simple steps. Even if you butcher the interview, following these three simple steps just prior to leaving your interview will drastically improve your chance of getting hired. This secret has come right from the source -- interviewers themselves. They have shared this secret and claim that these 3 things are what the interviewer wants to hear before hiring you. This is a very short and sweet 2-page report that will boost your interview success.

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Do you know the #1 reason why students are turned down for jobs?

It's not because they lack specific skills or have too many 'C' grades. The reason is because they lack focus. Employers know that Generation Y (your generation) is famous for job hoping. Job hoping costs companies hundreds of thousands of dollars in wasted training every year. Employers want applicants who know exactly what they are looking for in a career.

Fortune Magazine did a study proving that employees who are passionate about their work are 127 times more productive. Who would you want to hire, a student who is fired up about the job opportunity or a student who has sent their resume to a few dozen companies hoping one would bite?

The best way to increase your odds of getting hired and finding a job you truly enjoy is to start with what fires you up. What are you passionate about? ... more >>>

This is a fantastic service by the US Department of Labor. It allows you to enter a word like 'marketing' and get a list of specific career opportunities in 'marketing', including expected salaries, growth opportunities and needed experience.

If you are looking to link your college major to a specific career or job, then this website will be very helpful to you. If you are interested in something like 'animals', for instance, but didn't know of career opportunities working with animals, you could search 'animals' and it will list related careers. It's that simple.

Take advantage of it by clicking on the link below.

> http://www.bls.gov/search/ooh.asp?ct=OOH