Guerrilla Marking for Job Hunters 2.0 - Jay Conrad Levinson [145]
What’s your total current situation: __________
What’s the total for the new offer: __________
About the Authors
Jay Conrad Levinson is the author or coauthor of the more than 32 books in the biggest series of books on marketing in history. His books appear in 60 languages and are required reading in many MBA programs worldwide.
Jay taught guerrilla marketing for 10 years at the extension division of the University of California in Berkeley. He was a practitioner of guerrilla marketing in the United States—as senior vice-president at J. Walter Thompson, and in Europe, as creative director at Leo Burnett Advertising.
He has written monthly columns for Entrepreneur and Inc., a syndicated column for newspapers and magazines and online columns published monthly on the Microsoft and GTE web sites.
Jay has served on the Microsoft Small Business Council and the 3Com Small Business Advisory Board. In addition to books, he has produced a videotape, an award-winning CD-ROM, a newsletter, and has started a consulting organization and web site.
David E. Perry is a veteran of more than 996 executive search projects, with a 99.8 percent success rate. Called the “Rogue Recruiter” by the Wall Street Journal, he is a student of leadership and its effect on organizations, ranging from private equity ventures to global technology corporations.
David is frequently quoted on trends and issues regarding executive search, recruiting, and HR in leading business publications including the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, Globe and Mail, CIO, Fortune, IT World, Canadian Business, EETimes, HR Today, and appears regularly as an executive search and labor market analyst for CBC News World.
David is the author of Guerrilla Marketing for Job Hunters: 400 Unconventional Tips, Tricks, and Tactics to Land Your Dream Job (Hoboken, NJ: Wiley, 2005) and Career Guide for the High-Tech Professional: Where the Jobs Are and How to Land Them (Franklin Lakes, NJ: Career Press, 2004).
As an advisory board member and HR Policy Advisor of the Canadian Advanced Technology Alliance (CATA), David has developed an extensive knowledge of leadership, innovation, and technology. This ever-evolving expertise keeps him at the pulse of most innovative and successful leaders. David is immediate past Chair of the Canadian Technology Human Resources Board and was on the board of the Software Human Resource Council.
Keynotes and conference presentations have included CeBIT, Performance Institute in Washington, DC, CATAAlliance Conference, Canadian Academy of Engineering, Canadian Information Processing Society, Canadian On-Line Information Summit, and the 2009 Innovation Summit.
David graduated from McGill University in 1982 with a BA in Economics and Industrial Relations. As a Commissioned Officer, he graduated first in his class and was awarded the Sword of Honor. He has been recognized as one of the “Top 40 Under 40” Entrepreneurs. He lives in Ottawa with his wife and business partner, Anita Martel, and their 4 children. He recruits globally.
Index
Aberdeen Group
About.com
Accomplishments
Action-oriented skills
Advertising, targeted
Affirmations, positive
Alba, Jason
Alexa.com
Alltheweb.com
Alta Vista
Alumni
American Society of Association Executives
America Online
America’s Career InfoNet (acinet.org)
Analytical skills
Anderson, Chris
Annual reports
Anything Goes! (King)
Assertiveness
Assessments, psychological
Associate reference
Associations, industry
Attachments, e-mail
Attitude
Audition
Bargaining process
BarOn EQ-I assessment
Behavior-based interview (BBI) questions
Benchmark candidate
Benefits
Bigbook.com
Bizjournals.com
Bizjournalsdirectory.com
Blawgsearch.com
Blinkx.com
Blogger.com
Blogs
Blogspot.com
Bly, Robert W.
Board of directors
Body language
Booklets
Brazen Careerist (Trunk)
Bridges, William
Broadlook Technologies
Brochures
Budget, research
Building Organizations