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How to Find a Job After 50
From Part-Time to Full-Time, from Career Moves to New Careers
by Betsy Cummings
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Paperback: 224 pages
Publisher: Business Plus (October 24 2005)
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The Fifty-Year-Old Wake-Up Call
Your years are a priceless advantage! For all the job market uncertainty today, opportunities have never been better for Americans over fifty. So whether you've been shown the door or have decided to change your career, there is an endless array of option



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YOUR YEARS ARE A PRICELESS ADVANTAGE!

For all the job market uncertainty today, opportunities have never been better for Americans over fifty. So whether you've been shown the door or have decided to change your career, there is an endless array of options-if you know where to look. In this unique hands-on guide, business journalist Betsy Cummings provides even the most befuddled fifty-something with the motivation and resources that make the process painless and productive. Exploit your experience, capitalize on your contacts, and learn how to:

  • Land an interview from an online job board

  • Home in on industries and companies friendly to workforce veterans

  • Revamp your résumé to highlight your proven track record

  • Find a new job at your old company

  • Refresh your skills with low-cost, even no-cost training

  • Use computer technology and the Internet to start a new career

  • Network among colleagues, clients, and friends

  • Sell your age as an asset (even if your interviewer is the age of your child!)

ALSO INCLUDES:

  • Tips from senior workers
  • Resource listings
  • Self-tests to evaluate your needs
  • And many other tools to help you reenter the job market or redirect your career... and take advantage of all the

About the Author

Betsy CummingsBetsy Cummings

Betsy Cummings is an award-winning business reporter who writes for the New York Times, Adweek, Smart Money, and other business magazines. She lives in New York City..

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