Cut the Crap, Get a Job! a New Job Search Process for a New Era
Dana Manciagli's book is very important especially during this time of global economic recovery. She is preparing people for employment! Great job!--- Stedman Graham, Author, Speaker, Entrepreneur        ...If I were looking for work, I'd have a dog eared copy on my desk, highlighted and underlined. Excellent resource!--Joshua Waldman, Author of Job Searching with Social Media For Dummies and The Social Media Job Search WorkbookWelcome to the new reality! Cut the Crap, Get a Job! is a welcome slap in the face to conventional job search "wisdom". Dana shows you how to embrace your talents, understand your talents and land a job you'll like.  I highly recommend you invest the time in yourself to read it - because you're worth it.--David Perry, Co-author of Guerrilla Marketing for Job Hunters 3.0Dana Manciagli has created a candid, comprehensive guide to landing the right job the right way. Cut the Crap, Get a Job! is a goldmine of innovative strategies and practical advice, backed by solid research. A brilliant and generous gift to job-seekers everywhere, from college students to senior executives!--Ford R. Myers, Author of Get The Job You Want, Even When No One's HiringDana Manciagli's book on job search is concise, practical and ground-breaking. Her no-nonsense approach elevates the job search game to a whole new level. She methodically provides a fresh and perceptive insight that changes the rules of traditional job hunting techniques. Her book is an extremely valuable tool in today's competitive job market where new tools need to be used to accelerate job offers.--Joe Carroll, SPHR, CMF, Author of How To Get a Great Job in 90 Days or LessDana talks straight and lays out what you need to know to effectively manage a modern job search. Make no mistake, today's career transition requires a different set of skills and tools. If you want to acquire them, you need this book!--Bud Clarkson, Author of Job Search Strategies: Get a Good Job Even in a Bad Economy