Ace Your Job Search in Five Steps: Powerful Techniques for Building a Successful Career

The book reveals a step-by-step pathway for finding your dream job. It presents a framework to assess personal skills, put together resumes and cover letters, identify potential employers, prepare for job interviews, and evaluate job offers. It is based on Narinder Mehta’s experiences as a job hunter, as a hiring manager for large employers, and as a recruiter with an executive search firm. He shares many powerful techniques for building a successful career.FROM THE BACK COVER:“This book is a must read for anyone interested in securing a good job and achieving long-term career success.”— Professor Connie Wanberg, University of Minnesota“This easy-to-read book has many unusual tips from an executive recruiter that can help you discover your ideal job."— Dr. Doris Helge, Author "Joy on the Job" and other bestsellers“Scintillating, spectacular, wonderful!!!! I loved it. It was particularly timely for me since I am starting my own job search now.”— Bob Kebartas"I found this book more valuable than the two days I spent with a major outplacement firm. It provides one a better road map for finding their next career position."— Joe Barsi

Narinder Mehta was President of an executive search firm for ten years. Prior to that, he worked in the financial services industry. He served as a Senior Vice President of several companies including Shearson/American Express, Capital Credit Corporation, and Outsourcing Solutions Inc. He was National Sales Director of the American Express Gold Card program and also served as Vice President of Sales for the United States for the American Express Corporate Card. He had the honor of serving as a National Vice President of the Muscular Dystrophy Association for two terms. He is the author of two previous books on job search and career development. He has spoken on goals accomplishment and personal development to audiences in many countries. He received his Master of Arts degree in Industrial Relations from the University of Minnesota. He lives in Dover, Massachusetts, with his wife, Sampath Mehta.