Career Crisis Plan - by Philip Kent-Hughes (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>This book was specifically written to help people who lost their job due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Readers will learn how to rebuild their careers, get any job to pay the bills, or create a plan for a new and better career.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><p>This book was specifically written to help people who lost their job due to the COVID-19 pandemic. By reading this book readers will: </p><ul><li>Learn how to rebuild their career, get any job to pay the bills, or create a plan for a new and better career.</li><li>Find out some ways to identify and manage stressors, reduce the impact on relationships and recover emotionally from job loss</li><li>Be provided with options to improve their financial situation after job loss, this includes budgeting, reducing expenses and how to approach lenders to decrease payments </li><li>Go through the process of generating ideas for a possible new career and how to test if this is right for them </li><li>Learn a range of new techniques, proven to improve their job hunting results</li><li>Discover the secrets of resume writing that will help them get past automated screening systems and how to use keywords to stand out in the selection process</li><li>Receive easy-to-use tools and templates that will save time through planning and progress tracking. These include: Personal budget, job action plan, job application tracker, career ideas development, and new career plan. These templates can be downloaded from www.careercrisisplan.com</li><li>Learn several methods of personal promotion </li><li>Find out how weak and strong connections can help transform networking to attain their desired job </li><li>Learn tips to be better prepared for interviews and be able to answer questions more confidently</li><li>Discover how to increase their confidence and commitment to achieve short and long-term goals</li></ul><p>The aim of this book is to help them to create their own career success while improving their happiness and well-being.</p><p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br>Booklife by Publishers Weekly<p>Publishers Weekly's November BookLife supplement (November 23, 2020) </p><p>"In this timely and informative volume, Australian author Philip Kent-Hughes lays out a sensible roadmap for the newly unemployed reeling from the Covid-19 pandemic and its accompanying economic downturn. Kent-Hughes himself lost his job as a result of the pandemic-and given that it wasn't his first time being made redundant, he decided to leverage his expertise in writing crisis management plans for large organizations to provide a blueprint for the newly unemployed. Aiming to give shell-shocked readers the ability to take a deep breath and plunge back into job hunting, Kent-Hughes methodically explains how to explore new career options if the reader's current industry is devastated, ways to manage finances and inevitable stressors while job seeking, and methods for filling resumés with keywords that will entice prospective employers (and make it past automated screening systems). Kent-Hughes organizes his book in an easy-to-understand format, assisting readers looking for a specific topic (such as emergency and crisis planning, interviews, creating resumes, and developing new career paths) to immediately find it. He also includes eminently practical tools, such as budgeting and application tracking templates, and lists career-minded websites (including Indeed and LinkedIn) designed to propel job leads. </p><p>Kent-Hughes's empathetic tone will go a long way toward calming spooked readers who are worried about both their paychecks and the virus. Any reader trying to muscle through pandemic-related unemployment will find practical, plainspoken, and logical advice in Kent-Hughes's well-written guide. </p><p><strong>Takeaway: </strong> Kent-Hughes's empowering counsel will give readers the confidence and the tools needed to seek new jobs and to overcome the anxiety of sudden unemployment. </p><p><strong>Great for fans of: </strong> Richard Nelson Bolles's What Color is Your Parachute?, Steve Dalton's The Two-Hour Job Search, Jon Acuff's Do Over." </p><p><strong>Link: </strong> https: //booklife.com/project/career-crisis-plan-50345</p><br>
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