Cool Careers For Dummies (Business & Personal Finance)

Cool Careers For Dummies (Business & Personal Finance), 9780470117743 (0470117745), For Dummies, 2007

Features more than 500 profiles of cool careers

The fun and easy way® to find the career and job that's right for you!

Want to love your work? Need a new job but are stuck? No worries! This friendly guide shows you great careers you may not have thought of and helps you land a rewarding job with a 30-day search that really works. You'll also get proven ideas for making the most of any job. Whether you're a recent grad or a Baby Boomer, this is the ultimate career guide for you.

Locate terrific jobs — even if you hate networking
Get the training you need
Create a winning resume
Ace your interview
Make any career cooler
Become your own boss

Praise for Cool Careers For Dummies

"From finding the well-suited job to customizing it, this book is full of smart advice."
— USA Today

"A career guide that really works — thorough, reliable, and amazingly helpful."
— James C. Gonyea, host, Gonyea Online Career Center on AOL

"Anyone who dreads the 9-to-5 rut will embrace Cool Careers For Dummies."
— Dave Murphy, Career Editor, San Francisco Chronicle

About the Author

Marty Nemko, PhD, is among the nation's most respected career counselors. He has appeared on the Today show and the CBS Early Show and hosts his own radio talk show in San Francisco.

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