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Wendy Samuel began her career as a sales representative for high fashion European designers, and later as an executive search consultant for fashion manufacturers and retailers. She is currently a Professional Organizer creating organization out of chaos for home and small business under the auspices of Clutter Therapy.
Beth Phillips is the President of Phillips International, which was established in 1984. The company provides its international fashion clients with a complete range of business services including import and export marketing, sales, and business development strategies. She is also an Instructor in Design and Merchandising in the College of Media Arts and Design at Drexel University in Philadelphia.
Renee Palmer is a former fashion industry executive who held marketing and product development positions at Christian Dior, Coach Leatherware and Hermes. In a major career change, she began focusing her interests on the electronic commerce channel and joined IBM as an Interactive Marketing Strategist. Ms. Palmer is currently a multimedia web strategist for Pink Rat LLC.
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7 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
I can't speak highly enough for every page in this book,
By Marilise Flusser, former Fashion Coordinator ... (New York City) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Fashion Careers (Plastic Comb)
This is the best manual I have ever read for job search. It is not only the absolute first and last word on getting a job in the fashion industry, it applies to all fields. Every type of possible resume necessary to get into the fashion field is included, with accurate names of companies that truly apply to each job. Tips provided include: a page of several hundred action verbs that can be used to pump up any fuzzy job descriptions such as "was in charge of" to "transformed", "reorganized", "consolidated", "established", etc. This one page was worth the whole book. Two other pages in the book list sample accomplishment statements that work universally for any job.
16 of 21 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Not alot of bang for your buck,
By A Customer
This review is from: Fashion Careers (Plastic Comb)
I purchased this book expecting a decent sized paperback. I was very disappointed to see that it was spiral bound with a laminated cover and pages that looked like they had been xeroxed. The content of the book is OK if you already have a job in the industry, but if you are looking for something entry level like myself, you will be disappointed. My advice? Don't waste your money, you can find all of the information in this book on the internet.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Career quest,
By Roberta H. Gruber, Director, Design & Mer... (Philadelphia, PA USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Fashion Careers (Plastic Comb)
Fashion Careers has been an extremely useful tool for graduating seniors and an excellent reference for those seeking new opportunities in fashion and related industries. In these ever changing times within fashion retailing, product development and manufacturing , this book allows individuals the ability to analyze their strengths and weaknesses and ultimately develop a resumé that will help land them an appropriate position in their field of interest. The workbook is particulrly helpful, in that it allows the opportunity to xerox and reuse worksheets as one evolves through their chosen career path. I recommend this book to all individuals thinking about or actively involved in a job search.
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