Elevator Pitch

Practice makes perfect, but be sure to tweak your pitch to keep it effective.

Double-tailoring your elevator pitch to the person and the event can be the key to projecting confidence in the job search.

I'm taking my career advice to a new format, folks. I've been writing this newsletter to you for the past eight years, and now we've decided to take it to the streets!

I've pulled together fifty of the best articles we've written recently in order to help you get your 2011 job search off on the right foot and feel much more comfortable, secure and smart in your high-end job hunt...

My advice on the best way to let people know how to help you, and to let companies know how you'll help them.

My new book, "You're Better Than Your Job Search", is out, and I'd like to thank you for making it possible.

The elevator pitch is such an important part of the job search — these tips will help make yours sound real, and human, and be deadly effective.

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Let's admit it: in these tough times, there are more job applicants than ever before. Today, I'm going to share with you four solid tips on how you can stand out from the crowd and win the job away from the competition.