title: Finding a Job Without Losing Your Mind: A Survivors Manual for Job Hunters and Their Families
author:  Deborah Langshaw 
description: For those who aspire to surviving unemployment, Langshaw, a professional counselor, has written a book about the very real personal and emotional pitfalls that face someone "between jobs." Langshaw's emphasis is on being in control of as much as possible during this time. This means persevering when you don't feel like it, getting in the habit of doing the job of looking for a job. She deals with tension, stress, socialization, rejection, communication, and networking; being temporarily unemployed, she assures, doesn't have to be paralyzing. Using her suggestions and reading the many personal narratives can engender growth and self-esteem. Combined with the practical "find a job" ideas in Kate Wendleton's Through a Brick Wall: How To Job-Hunt in a Tight Market ( LJ 1/93), the advice here will encourage and help readers.<br /><i>- Patty Miller, New Hampshire Technical Coll. Lib., Laconia</i><br />Copyright 1993 Reed Business Information, Inc.
zlib_text: The Job Seeker  
  & the Coach
  
  How to Rescue and Fast-Track  
  Your Job Search in No Time.
  
  written by
  
  Hamza Zaouali
  
  
  Copyright © 2019 Hamza Zaouali.
  
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  ISBN: 978-9948-36-350-7 (Printed Book)  
  ISBN: 978-9948-36-351-4 (E-Book)
  
  Portions of this book are works of nonfiction.  
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