Career Books Worth Reading

Finding a new job or making a career transition in today’s poor economy could be quite a challenge for some people, especially if they find themselves unexpectedly laid off. Below is a list of recommended books that may help job seekers land the perfect job or assist in choosing what career is best suited for them.

1. The 2009 What Color is Your Parachute? By: Richard Nelson Bolles.
(Amazon.com) A national bestseller. This informative manual is loaded with tools to assist job seekers in finding their perfect career.

2. Winning the Job Race: Pathway Through Transition By: Jack Hayden & Scott Kane.
(Amazon.com) A well-written, no-nonsense guide that includes a chapter on networking opportunities. 5-star customer reviews.

3. Knock ‘Em Dead 2009: The Ultimate Job Search Guide By: Martin Yate.
(Barnes & Noble) Simply stated – one of the best books on the market today. A comprehensive, strategic guide for job seekers.

4. Weddle’s Guide to Association Website 2009/10 By: Peter Weddle.
(Borders) Newly released and updated for today’s job market. This book is for people
of all job skill levels. An excellent resource for career choices.

5. Career Building: Your Total Handbook for Finding a Job and Making it Work
By: Editors of CareerBuilders.com (Amazon.com) This book is an amazing reference book for job seekers and is loaded with career opportunities. 5-star rating.

These books are top-rated, very informative, and a must read for anyone who is unemployed (or still employed) find a long-term, successful career.