My How to Get a Job ebook is here!

I threatened to do it, and now it’s done: an e-book crammed full of all my thoughts on how to get a job.

If you’ve ever wished that you could look into the brain of a hiring manager to find out what you need to do to get hired, this guide is for you.

Inside, I give you step-by-step help through every stage of your job search, explaining at each step what a hiring manager is thinking and what they want to see from you.
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You’ll learn things like:

  • what hiring managers are looking for when they ask common interview questions
  • how to talk about sensitive issues when you interview — firings, bad bosses, “overqualification,” and more
  • how to avoid companies that aren’t a good fit
  • 6 ways you might be sabotaging your job search
  • 2 ways you can turn rejection to your advantage

If you put the advice in this guide into action, I think you’ll find your job search goes differently.

In fact, read what people have said about the interviewing video and companion guide I released a few weeks ago:

“This morning my husband had an interview. I bugged him for over a week about watching your video and he ignored me. Yesterday, I twisted his arm and finally got him to watch it. He liked the advice so much he watched it a second time. He really took it seriously and followed all of the advice you gave … He just called me to tell me the interview was done and that it had been the best interview he had ever had.” — Kim J. 
“When I first got to the interview and saw the interview questions (they had them written out for me), I thought they had taken their questions right from your guide! … The fact that I had spent time thinking about my current job and how it relates to the job I had applied for, and about my work and areas that are strong vs areas that need improvement, really helped me in the interview. I didn’t ramble as much as I normally do, I was able to present my strengths clearly and my weaknesses in as good of a light as possible, and I was happy to have a couple good questions for the interviewers at the end. No matter what happens, I am really glad I had your guide to help me through the process. Thank you again!” — Becky N.

Still not sure? I’m offering a no-questions-asked 30-day money-back guarantee, because I don’t want you to feel any risk.

For a very short time, my new e-book is available for 40% off!  You can buy it today for $14.95 — but it’ll go up to full price in just two days.

Get your copy of How to Get a Job: Secrets of a Hiring Manager now!

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Update: For those of you who have asked: It’s a straight PDF (no Kindle or ebook reader is required).

{ 14 comments… read them below }

  1. Kat*

    Hi Alison, I just purchased, downloaded, and read your ebook today and it was the best $14.95 investment in my continuing job search, many thanks!

  2. Anonymous*

    Hi, I'm interested in the book, but can you remind me what format you're offering it in and what, if any, DRM you're using? I don't see that info in this post. I want to be sure I can read it once I buy it. Thanks.

  3. Ask a Manager*

    Kat, that completely made my day! Yay!

    (And you know I'm going to have quote you next time I promote the book…)

    Anonymous, it's a straight PDF with no DRM, and you shouldn't have any issues with it! (And I'll add something to the post clarifying this.)

  4. Anonymous*

    I just purchased the book. I will certainly need it since my verbal job offer has apparently been retracted with no notice, reason, or further communication!!

  5. Anonymous*

    I wish the offer was good until Friday–that's when I get paid.
    Anyway, congrats on the ebook!

  6. Ask a Manager*

    Yes! You'll get an email within a few minutes that will contain a link for you to download it.

    (This assumes you paid by credit card or paypal. If you paid by an e-check, it waits for the e-check to clear before it sends.)

    If you have any trouble at all, email me (askamanager@gmail.com) and I'll make sure it gets taken care of for you.

  7. Ruby*

    I never buy e-books, even if the topic sounds like it is exactly the information I am looking for. Part of that is my belief that the info in the book is bound to be on the web (free) somewhere else. Alison, I am really pleased to have purchased your new book immediately. I didn't even leave your site "to think about it" or whatever. I have enjoyed reading your blog for over a year; I really thought your Interview info that you distributed for free a couple of weeks ago was great information; and I believe in your skills, credentials, integrity and all that other good stuff. I wish you every success with this book, and will be recommending it to pretty much anyone I know looking for work or a change of position.
    Thank you!

  8. Ben Eubanks*

    If you want a preview of the book, snag the freebie Alison released on How to Interview. That's the best example of what to expect in the eBook!

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