Best Job Search Tips For Age 60-Plus: A Practical Work Options Resource For Baby Boomers
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Best Job Search Tips For Age 60-Plus: A Practical Work Options Resource For Baby Boomers
This book is a must read for people who want to continue working past age 60!
Welcome to Best Job Search Tips For Age 60-Plus: A Practical Work Options Resource for Baby Boomers where readers will learn about effective job search strategies and realistic work possibilities.
Boomers have already changed many of the stereotypes our society holds. Most would say they are very different from their parents, who appeared to be much older at the same age and saw retirement as the only reward for their years of work.
With so many Americans living into their 90s, working past age 60 is increasingly common.
Whether working for income or looking for meaningful work post retirement, job seekers face an employment market has changed drastically in recent years.
This "forever young" generation now must also confront many workplace challenges including age discrimination.
In an evolving and competitive job market, proactive preparation is more important than ever before.
With over 25 years of experience, employment coaches, Toby Haberkorn and Elizabeth O’Neal understand the unique skill sets Baby Boomers bring to the job market, as well as the challenges of finding employment in a youth-oriented world. Their advice and job search resources are ideal for those who want to stay in the game.
• Learn to implement effective 21st century job search strategies • Make technology and internet work for you • Update your personal and digital profile • Prepare for telephone, video and in-person interviews • Neutralize age-related employment challenges
