Career and Life Counseling From the Heart

About the Book

As a respected consultant to international professionals, career changers and even Generation Xers, Don Sutaria wants to help you discover your true passion and calling in the world of work.

Are you puzzled as to where you should go from here with your life? Do you know where the jobs are going to be created in the new millennium? Are you aware that the techniques in searching for jobs have changed dramatically since September 11, 2001? Other intriguing topics covered under a new light in Career and Life Counseling from the Heart include:

• Gift wrapping for your resume
• Starting a new job successfully
• Dating and dancing during your job search
• Predicting and surviving a layoff
• Striving for Life/Work balance

If you are not sure of effective answers to the above questions or you feel that you need to chart a new direction in your work life, you owe it to yourself to believe in the message of Career and Life Counseling from the Heart and take it to another level. If you are not sure of effective answers to the above questions, you owe it to yourself to buy and read this book today!

Other intriguing topics covered under a new light are: Professional Friendship Development (a k a Networking), the Internet as your Servant, Image Consulting and On-Camera Feedback, the Gift Wrapping for your Resume (Cover Letter), Career Assessment and Career Change, a Personal Marketing Campaign, Salary Negotiations, Transition from School or College to Work, Job Interviews, Starting a New Job Successfully, Finding Jobs after Age 50, Working with Generation X and Generation Y, Striving for Life/Work Balance, Dating and Dancing During Job Search, Tips for Immigrant Professionals, Predicting and Surviving a Layoff, Success Path after a Career-Related Failure, Office Politics, Spirituality and Career Counseling, Cultural Diversity in the Workforce, and many other contemporary topics.

About the Author

Don Sutaria, also known as "Career Doctor Don", is Founder and President of CareerQuest. He has been quoted frequently in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, and on radio and television and has taught at various colleges. Don and his wife, Elizabeth, live in Union, New Jersey.