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Editorial Reviews
Natl. Assoc. of Colleges and Employers Journal, Winter 2005
Outstanding advice that would benefit job seekers in any field. . .Slesinger gets to the point and steers clear of verbosity.
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Search . . . and Succeed!
Outstanding advice that would benefit job seekers in any field. . .Slesinger gets to the point and steers clear of verbosity.
Book Description
Search . . . and Succeed!
This book will help you get a great job at a nonprofit organization.
Looking for your first nonprofit job after a career in business or government? Already working for a nonprofit but want a better job? Executive search consultant Larry Slesinger is hired by leading foundations, associations, and other nonprofits to help them recruit CEOs and other senior staff. Now he shares his wealth of insider knowledge to help you get the best jobs in the nonprofit world.
Learn how to:
1) Put together a quick, step-by-step plan to guide your search.
2) Create a network of people who will help you find openings that don’t get advertised.
3)Write a cover letter and resume that make the reader say, "I want to interview you—Pronto!"
4) Make a great impression at the interview.
5) Select references that will move you from the short list to the #1 candidate.
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