Have you seen the signs and heard the news? Tomorrow is the
Sullivan University Career Expo, and the library has the resources to make your
cover letter and résumé shine. The titles below are just a sampling of what is
available in the library. If you want to see more books, just ask one of the
librarians to assist you.
Step-by-Step
Cover Letters: Build a Cover Letter in
10 Easy Steps Using Personal Branding by Evelyn U. Salvador; 650.142 S182s
A CD-ROM of cover-letter templates and samples accompanies
this guide that details how to prepare attention getting cover letters. Don’t
forget the importance of a well-written cover letter; it is what piques the
interest of those hiring to look at a résumé.
Gallery
of Best Résumés: A Collection of Quality Résumés by Professional Résumé Writers
by David F. Noble; 650.142 N748g
Are you curious about what makes a good résumé? If so, check
out David Noble’s book that features a collection of sample résumés, for a
variety of positions, and tips on how to write and create cover letters and résumés
that get results.
101
Smart Questions to Ask on Your Interview by Ronald W. Fry; 331.1 F946o
The cover letter was stunning and made the hiring manager
want to look at the résumé. The well-crafted résumé prompted a phone call to
set up an interview. Now that an interview is scheduled, how does one prepare
for it? One of the most critical pieces of an interview is the part when the
candidate gets to ask questions of the prospective employers, and this book has
information about how to ask great questions during the interview.
Reply
All-and Other Ways to Tank Your Career by Richie Frieman; 395.52 F911r
This is the guide for the person who aced the interview and
got the job but is nervous about how to navigate the workplace. Humorous cartoons,
case studies, and numerous tips fill this helpful volume.
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