Attention College Students: For a Job Tomorrow, Fill a Need Today.

In a time of economic ups and downs, jobs are unstable, and can be hard to find. But needs are everywhere: in business, organizations, and communities. Finding rewarding work will not depend nearly as much on how great your résumé looks as it will upon how well you can benefit someone else.

Discover the Power of Relationships over Resumes.

Don't worry about traditional job-hunting vehicles. Instead, focus on relationships, by developing your skills and work ethic, and creating a reputation that precedes you. This will enable you to reduce the résumé, cover letter and even the job interview to what they should be: mere formalities.

This Book Will Show You How. You Will also Learn:

• How to contact dozens of people who will put you to work today
• The truth behind the biggest myth of networking: “It's who you know”
• A secret to connecting with people in high places
• The ten lifelong benefits of community service
• The rewards of small business—working in your own or someone else's
• To connect with people who will hire you, before you start looking for work
• How to reduce or eliminate the lag time from graduation to professional work
• . . . and much, much more. All within a short read.

This is not a book on job hunting.

Rather, this book focuses upon what you must concentrate before your job hunt begins: your character, your skills, and your relationships. Start building upon these three traits, and your career will have begun before you know it.