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Succeeding in your professional life is like winning the big game; your talent will be wasted if you don’t have the strategy to go with it and the fearlessness to score when you get the chance. And, of course, it doesn’t hurt to have a great coach.

Syndicated business columnist Carol Kleiman–known nationwide as "The Career Coach"–here provides the rules for getting ahead whether the economy is up or down. Winning the Job Game gives you the expert advice and the vital knowledge to land your ideal job and climb the promotion ladder. If you’re worried about keeping your job in tough times, she’ll show you how to avoid the ax during layoffs. If you just lost your job, she’ll help you get back in the game.

With this expert professional resource, you’ll be able to:

Deal with the changing job market

Find out where the best jobs are, what they pay, and what skills you need

Market yourself and research potential employers

Design the perfect resume and write the ideal cover letter for any job

Land the best interviews and blow away the competition

Utilize top-notch online resources

Use headhunters and temp work to your advantage

Maximize your skills and increase your value with continuing education

Balance your professional and personal lives

So get off the bench and use your skills to achieve your goals. All it takes is a little hard work, enthusiasm, and the encouragement of a good coach. With Winning the Job Game you’ll be doing your victory dance in no time.

About the Author

Acknowledgments

The 100 Best Jobs

Introduction

CHAPTER 1 There Are Jobs Out There——and You Can Get One

CHAPTER 2 Playing the Game

CHAPTER 3 Being Realistic

CHAPTER 4 Keeping the Job You Have

CHAPTER 5 Advancing Your Career

CHAPTER 6 It's Education, Education, and Education

CHAPTER 7 Having a Job and a Life, Too

CHAPTER 8 YOU Can Do It

CHAPTER 9 The Cutting Edge: The Best Computer Technology and Engineering Jobs

CHAPTER 10 The Professional Edge and More: The Best Professional Jobs and More

Business and Financial Services

Education, Government, and Social Services

Health Care

Hospitality

Management and Office Personnel

Manufacturing,Repair,Construction,and Transportation

Media and the Arts

Sales and Professional Services

Science

Recommended Reading

Index

CAROL KLEIMAN is a nationally syndicated business columnist for The Chicago Tribune whose columns on the workplace are read by millions of readers each week. One of the most respected and recognized career specialists in the nation, she has appeared on su

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Career advice for today's job market from "the Ann Landers of the job world" (Newsweek) Winning the Job Game presents nationally syndicated career columnist and author Carol Kleiman's world-class advice on surviving and thriving in today's tough job market. She shows you how to find out where the good jobs are and how to stand out from the crowd of applicants. And once you have the job, Kleiman shows you how to get ahead and stay ahead. Readers will find expert coverage of hot job areas, professional advice on building your resume and writing cover letters, tips on excelling in your job, and guidance on negotiating for new benefits. This is a serious and competitive time for job seekers (and job keepers); Winning the Job Game offers the power of knowledge and smart strategy to give any worker a leg-up on the competition.

• 作者：久道 发布时间：2024-03-10 22:26:36

  讨论八王之乱，论述了西晋诸王本身是没什么武力的，其都督身份也和南朝那种都督权不同，所以其根源不在“封建”，而在政治的本身。其考据刘裕门第，以及晋末宋初诸事，颇能抽丝剥茧，尤其是从门第角度切入，揭橥不同的新视角。如宋少帝之死，除了徐羡之、傅亮、檀道济、谢晦四人的结盟外，其实还有琅琊王氏的王弘在背后浑水摸鱼。祝先生抓住各种蛛丝马迹，发现王弘第一步先和前者形成可以进退有余的“联盟”，然后又通过辞官和这帮人划清界限，所谓“不预定策”，来个金蝉脱壳。最后由通过釜底抽薪，把该联盟的军事支柱檀道济忽悠反水，最后自己和王昙首等人一起执政。我就想起，《宋书·王弘传》记载他爹是王珣，也是个老油子，在王恭和王国宝之间滑来滑去，看来是家风相传。此外，本书中对于门第、晋律等很多问题的研究，也颇有启发。

• 作者：清水 发布时间：2022-03-21 12:47:37

  有意思，喜欢这些想法，这些是我平常不会思考的

• 作者：鬼子来了 发布时间：2021-05-11 12:15:48

  新人新作，气象万千！

• 作者：风 发布时间：2021-03-12 22:19:53

  垃圾书，主力5部，选股、建仓、布局、拉升、出货，1本书就能写完的，硬凑了一堆的垃圾拼成了5本书，稿费这么好赚吗？

  主题研究主力就是研究空气，内容粗浅，东拼西凑，随便一个例子一张图就证明一个观点，我等与阁下无冤无仇，为什么要把我等当傻子？ 5本垃圾，细看了1本，另4粗读后，今已扔垃圾桶。

• 作者：絳 发布时间：2020-03-13 21:58:57

  翻译烂

• 作者：lordmaske 发布时间：2012-11-19 16:56:01

  旅行

• The Philosophy of the tool determines How Good it is

  作者：swq457080 发布时间：2013-12-02 07:15:50

  The core of the ggplot2 is the graph model, which lattice is lack of. When I use the xyplot in the lattice, if some changes are needed, I need to delete the original parameter settings or copy the code to make a new one. But in ggplot2, after getting a original object of graph, we can adding or overwrite the previous settings with little effort. The reason is that ggplot2 support this, since the grammar is designed to make it easy and avoid duplication.

  Maybe this reflects the author's deeper understanding or philosophy of the creating plot - iterative creating something, not at one time. I believe the implementation complexity of Lattice is not less than ggplot2. But the usability of Lattice is poor compared with ggplot2. The philosophy really makes tools difference.

• 克林顿其人

  作者：冰冰 发布时间：2006-08-26 22:38:16

    其实没读完，因为缺乏对美国政治的了解，看他写美国政治的事是吃力不讨好，所以只看了他个人生活的一些片断，得出结论如下：

      1．

  Bill从小就是个精力充沛的人。

      2．

  Bill很英俊，但是笑容里透着狡黠，是智力超群的人常有的那种优越感。

      3．

  在美国，从长春藤大学的法学院或者政治系毕业，你就有许多机会从事与政治、选举有关的工作。

      4．

  有参政机会的一大好处就是，它使人们相信能够通过自己的努力来改变自己生存的世界。

      5．

  Bill是个乐观和开朗友好之人，能跟各式各样的人打交道，他一直很受欢迎。

      6．

  Bill从小就被认为会成为一个管理者。

      7．

  Bill很善于学习。

      8．

  Bill从来不诉说自己的悲伤，或者不带着哭腔来讲述它们。

      9．

  他娶了一个聪明、能干、胸怀大志的老婆，尽管他一直是个花花公子，但这次正确的抉择，使他一生受益无穷。

     10．

  没人知道Bill是如何战胜自己内心的恐惧、抵御童年不幸生活带来的阴影，是什么使得他乐观、坚强和积极向上。

      “她（凯瑟琳，我小学六年级时的老师，在我的毕业典礼上对我）说：‘Bill，当你长大之后，在成为一个管理者的时候，你也许会遇到许多麻烦。这完全取决于你是否学会什么时候该说，什么时候该保持沉默。’事实证明她对我的忠告是正确的。”

      “牛津大学的气氛很适合我，可以学习做人和想要的东西。我是个很贪婪的读者，而且对什么都能很快产生兴趣，还对对话艺术产生了很浓厚的兴趣。……

      在牛津的那两年过得很充实，在英国的那两年连我自己也不敢相信，我到处旅行，我有自己的安排——看东西，学本事，两年我读了将近300本书，像我这样喜欢自己安排生活的人而言，这两年的生活实在是太精彩了，我想没有人能像我这样。”

      “我记得自己当时这样跟戴维斯讲：‘我现在没有任何激化，当时我要回到阿肯色，你们或许会让我在那工作一年，我可以教任何法律课程，我不介意工作，我也从来不在乎什么工作合同，我要是不好，你也可以随时解雇我。’有人告诉过我，你还太年轻，怎么有资格在那里教书。当时我回答说：‘我干过很多比我实际年龄大的工作，这没什么不合适的。’

      当时我放弃了很多大律师事务所的邀请，而选择了去大学教书，每年只能拿25000美元的薪水。母亲说：‘什么是交易？我们花了十年的时间和金钱培养了他，却……’她开始意识到钱对我而言不算什么，我曾经这样跟母亲讲：‘我要是有很多钱，那是因为我知道我该怎么去支配这些钱，哪里需要它。’”

      “其实希拉里是个爱挑战的人，在她的生命中注定，遇见我是她这辈子最大的挑战。1975年10月11日，那是一个星期六，几乎刚好是我竞选后的一年，我们走进了婚姻的殿堂，那年我29岁，希拉里27岁，我们在自己买的房子里举行了婚礼，婚后希拉里还是保留了自己的名字，因为她想有一天踏入政界。”

      “不过，我想人们在对我表示愤怒的同时不应该忘记我曾经为国家做出的贡献。现在，我已经没有精力管理国家了，我的那些关于国家的长期计划也被搁置起来了。但是，现在那些急于弹劾我的人的兴趣或者根本不在国家上，或者说他们根本没有对国家建设的兴趣。人们需要一个正直的总统，这恐怕就是美国人民的愿望吧。”