دانلود کتاب اتوماسیون کسب و کار و تأثیر آن بر نیروی کار-آماده سازی سازمان برای انقلاب صنعتی چهارم

It’s the same story the world over. Every friendship group has that one guy who nails every interview. The girl with all the connections who never has to look for work. And finally that one lucky chap you love to hate. The one who falls out of one job and into the next, often with a healthy pay increase to accompany his career change. It’s frustrating, right? All you can do is stand in awe and envy of these people. You’re the worker of the group. The one who get’s their head down, puts in the hours and has to graft for every single thing you’ve earned. That work ethic is an admirable trait, it’s got you to where you are today. But you want a little of the luck your friends have, something to make your job search that little bit easier. Well, there’s something you need to know about your ‘lucky’ friends. They aren’t really that lucky. The guy who nails the interviews has worked his ass off to perfect his interpersonal skills. The lady with the connections, she’s out there week in week out meeting industry pros and growing her network. And the last guy, well, more often than not he’s just a great bullshitter. Each of those people has spent countless hours building and perfecting their skills. They’ve put in the laborious work and are now reaping the benefits. I’m here to offer you a shortcut. I’m going to share the secrets I’ve learned through countless hours of practice as a freelance copywriter. The skills that will help you increase the effectiveness of your resumés. “But hold on, what’s a freelancer doing giving resumé advice?” you ask. I work for myself, right? I don’t need to send resumés to clients and worry about getting interviews. Well, that’s a half truth. Sure, I don’t need to send resumés in the traditional sense, but I have to pitch myself to clients every single day. I send around five to ten emails and portfolio samples to potential clients every week. Each one’s sole intention to sell myself and my skills.