Feb 9, 2018
Obvious Candidate Founder, Sam Waterfall has released a new how-to guide on Job Search Acceleration. Ambitious Job Seekers and other interested parties can find the guide online at http://free.obviouscandidate.com/job-search-acceleration-guide.
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London, United Kingdom - February 8, 2018 /NewsNetwork/ —
Career Coach & Personal Branding specialists at Obvious Candidate, have published a new how-to guide dedicated to helping Ambitious Job Seekers land their dream job in half the time without making the mistakes that hold so many of today’s candidates back. This guide also contains information useful to anybody facing the challenge of not knowing what to do to speed up their job search..
Interested parties are invited to download and review the how-to guide in full from: http://free.obviouscandidate.com/job-search-acceleration-guide
This most recent how-to guide from Obvious Candidate contains precise and detailed steps and instructions, designed to be used by committed Job Seekers and Promotion Hunters – ideally those wanting to land 6-figure or multiple 6-figure salaries. Readers applying the strategies will land dream jobs in half the time without repeating the errors preventing so many keen job seekers.
Obvious Candidate states that this accessible, easy to follow guide provides all of the information necessary to fully understand the topic and to get the results candidates really want.
The full how-to guide covers: Exactly what to expect in a contemporary job search – How to deal with the psychological aspects of the search – from dealing with rejection to effectively managing the rollercoaster of emotional ups and downs. Exactly how many and what type of interviews you can expect today – Most job seekers will be amazed (and dismayed) to learn they will most likely have to perform in 15 or more interviews to land their next job. How to prepare and communicate a high impact career objective – When asked to explain their career objective, most candidates will stare back with a blank look. With this guide, you’ll discover precisely how to think through and articulate what you want from your next career step, what you can contribute and how.
When asked for more information about the guide, the reasons behind creating a guide on Job Search Acceleration and what they hope to accomplish with it, Sam Waterfall, Founder & Expert Coach at Obvious Candidate said: “The guide contains 7 proven strategies and over tried and tested 40 job search tips. I hope it inspires you to take action to follow my proven methods to remove the chance and guesswork from finding the right next job. I hope it inspires you to step away from the old methods of finding a job. I’ve been helping my clients accelerate their job searches since 2003. If you know my story, you’ll know I’m not just a career coach. I’m a marketer. And the reason my clients have so much success with their job searches is because I do more than career coaching. My approach – the Obvious Candidate approach – has evolved over more than a decade of working with clients around the world. It works by combining career coaching with cutting-edge psychology and proven marketing principles. Today, applying the Obvious Candidate approach enables my clients to position themselves as the Obvious Choice in any job search.”
Ambitious Job Seekers and anybody interested in Job Search Acceleration are invited to review the how-to guide online: http://free.obviouscandidate.com/job-search-acceleration-guide
More information about Obvious Candidate itself can be found at http://obviouscandidate.com
Contact Info:
Name: Sam Waterfall
Organization: Obvious Candidate
Address: 222 Regent Street , London, England W1B 5TR, United Kingdom
Phone: +44-20-7096-2089
For more information, please visit http://obviouscandidate.com
Source: NewsNetwork
Release ID: 298735
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