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ReviewsHere’s what people are saying about Getting Your Foot in the Door When You Don't Have a Leg to Stand On by Rob Sullivan Includes reviews from amazon.com customers
"Rob, I would like to personally thank you for your wonderful book, Getting Your Foot in the Door When You Don't Have a Leg to Stand On. We've used the book in two of our monthly employee enrichment seminars called 'Gaining Perspectives.' The employees at the American Express Payment Center have found the information most valuable and timely." —Nan
Kraus, Leadership Developer
"As
the Director of Career Services at the International Academy of Design and
Technology, I was tasked with finding the best text for use in our
Professional Development and Professional Practices classes that are
required for all students. —Kara
M. Killeen, Corporate Manager of Career Services
"Get hired, get promoted and earn more money by learning the hiring game from the insiders’ insider." —Mark Victor Hansen, Co-creator, #1 New York Times best-selling series Chicken Soup for the Soul ®
“It is the
best work on this subject I have ever come across. I even think some of the
advice is applicable for life and not just an interview.”
—Al
Roehl, Executive Vice President
Leo
Burnett Company, Inc.
“This is the
ideal how-to-do-it book for the first-time, entry-level job seeker. It is
practical, specific and reassuring as well as highly readable and entertaining.
Every college senior should own this book.”
—Pete
Henderson, Executive Vice President (retired)
Right Janotta Bray
"Instead of waiting around for a phone call after the job interview or wondering what you should do next, Rob Sullivan helps you develop a step-by-step strategy to market yourself. He gives clear, precise examples of what to do (and more important, what NOT to do) to land your dream job. When looking for a new career, this is one book you should not put off reading."
—Rita
Emmett, author of THE PROCRASTINATOR'S HANDBOOK
"Rob
Sullivan offers insights for students in how to market themselves in the best
possible way. He provides examples of how actual people have used this knowledge
to propel themselves into opportunities that fulfill their life's dreams. Our
students have commented that Rob's wisdom and style of writing encouraged them
in their own job search." —Elly Tucker, Career Resources Manager
University
of Virginia/Charlottesville
“Rob’s
lectures and workshops have benefited my students in three primary ways: they
showed them how to develop a strategy to effectively market themselves, improved
their prospecting and interviewing skills, and inspired them to face the
challenge of a job search with enthusiasm and tenacity. Best of all, Rob’s
passion for this subject and vast array of colorful real-world examples truly
inspired my students to approach their job search like it was the opportunity of
a lifetime. Rob's charisma, sense of humor, and commanding presence in front of
a group fired up my students to the point which they were brimming with
confidence and anticipation.” —Jonathan Cohen, Instructor
International
Academy of Merchandising and Design
"Every year I see many highly talented and unique individuals leaving the military. Each one struggles to reinvent their future sans uniform. They search and settle without reaching anything that approaches their true potential. This book is for those who aspire, but don't know how, to be all they can be outside the military."
—Jim Muccio, Founder/Chairman Simulation Support, Inc.
“Rob's
book is not just a great book for job hunters, it’s a valuable resource for
executives, recruiters, headhunters, interviewers, companies,
parents—everyone! A rare book of humanity, wisdom, and insight unlike any
other in the category. After making sure that everyone in our office had a copy,
I gave a few to my closest competitors. When I say everyone should read it, I
mean it.”
—Judi
Carpenter, President
Carpenter
Associates Inc. (Executive
Search)
“Not
only is Robert an articulate and compelling speaker, the substance of his
presentation would be invaluable to anyone who is looking to market themselves
more appropriately in their current legal job, or who is looking to market
themselves in an entirely new field.”
—Paul
Chronis, Attorney
McDermott, Will & Emery
“When I
decided to change careers, I had a three-page résumé that focused exclusively
on my music career. No one could figure out why I wanted to work in advertising.
Everyone, myself included, focused on my lack of experience. By taking Rob’s
suggestions to heart, I was able to leverage my past rather than apologize for
it. After consistently applying his principles, I found my niche at Leo Burnett. Needless to say, I am thrilled!”
—Jill
Thackery
Leo
Burnett
Company,
Inc.
(and
former
concert violinist
“Much
more user-friendly than the conventional rule books. . .it is a joy to read and
offers an unparalleled unique approach to conveying the essentials of the entire
job search process from the hunt to the catch.” —Cris Brannen
College
News
“Most job
seekers in any field could benefit.”
—Dan
Fox, Executive Vice President
Foote,
Cone & Belding,
Chicago
“If I were
looking for a job at any point in my career, this is the first book I would
read. Sullivan gives us facts, but also more than that; he gives us an intuitive
and shrewd approach to marketing ourselves in a Dilbert culture.”
—Asa
Baber, MEN Columnist
Playboy
Magazine
“Rob Sullivan's book is richly informative, brimming with
practical, sound advice and a truly entertaining and engaging read. Rob turns
the difficult task of job searching into an adventure.”
—Michelle
Conrad, Co-founder
ThinkShop,
Inc.
“Sullivan
walks the reader through a self-discovery process to determine, first of all,
what strengths and interests are the most motivating. . .The book’s helpful
content is further enhanced by meaningful quotes, relevant examples, and a
useful glossary that combine to make it a tremendous value.” —Mary Black ToastTalk
amazon.com -- Customer Reviews
The real deal for job hunters!, December 20, 2001 This book seemed more like a novel than a self-help reference. Everytime I opened "What Color is Your Parachute" I thought about the millions of other job hunters who were writing resumes identical to mine.
Rob Sullivan preaches a simple philosophy of matching your strengths to an employer's needs. He directs you through the process of researching the right job and writing the proper resume so that it seems like you are the perfect person for the job. He teaches you how to interview in a way that makes you the only option for the position.
I read this book straight through and then used it as a reference. "Getting Your Foot in the Door When You Don't Have a Leg to Stand On" identifies the areas where predictable job hunting stratagies make you no more than one in a thousand. The advice in this book gave me the courage to market myself as the right person for the right job instead of simply relying on luck. If you feel confined by "Objectives", internet job hunting, and cookie-cutter answers to interview questions, read this book. Rob Sullivan gives you the real deal.
Right Book at the Right Time, December 11, 2001
This book is an excellent source for anyone looking to change jobs or even careers. It offers practical advice to guide you through the entire process from determining your true career goals to negotiating the best job offer.
If you are looking for inspiration in the workplace, or in anything for that matter, this book is the place to find it! Rob Sullivan's ideas are creative and logical at the same time. The examples in this book are enough to give you the encouragement you need to go after your goal, and the pointers he gives will help get you to that dream! Anyone changing jobs or just entering the job market MUST read this book!
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