In a series of talks, Professor Tim Johnson reveals a common sense approach to finding a job that will assist graduates as well as the recently unemployed. The Professor's Six Steps To A Paycheck gives the reader a lifeline to that first job or the next job. Through suggestions and exercises, the reader comes to a fuller understanding of who they are, what the employer wants, and a means to achieve their goals in life. this learning is translated into a framework that lets the reader plan the path to a rich and rewarding life. The purpose of the book is to help the reader not only secure a job but put their skills and learning in perspective. This will give the reader the freedom and the confidence to execute their plan to reach their goals.
Review :
"...provides clear, step-by-step plans with exercises that break down the job-finding process into a logical, all-encompassing almost scientific process, each step building on the last...
I enjoyed...the concise straightforward writing style, relatable examples and lateral thinking techniques that show the jobhunting search in a different light...
"...a lot of useful information is presented with interesting, amusing examples in a relatively short book...
"...the sheer amount of help is insightful and clearly from a professional who knows his field...
"...anybody who wants to 'up their game' a little, from all walks of life, would find food for thought and appreciate guidance from a thorough professional."
by Minnaloushe, 19 Aug 2019, OnlineBookClub.com, 4 out of 4 stars.
"...the author included his own experience in the book...very helpful to readers...shifts the tone of the book from academic...to emotional and relatable...important for readers who might be too unmotivated to look for a job.
"His many motivational expressions...descriptions of how to overcome the feeling of failure and hopelessness...add a level of relatability to him...rather than...just being an author instructing his readers on what to do."
by Laila Hashem, 27 Aug 2019, OnlineBookClub.com, 4 out of 4 stars.
"Some people are seeing a recession on the horizon, so this sort of book will only grow more useful in the next months and years.
"It's interesting to know the book is quite interactive and features advice based on solid experience."
by Tomah, 31 Aug 2019, OnlineBookClub.com, Blog comment.
