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In today's difficult job market, it is not enough to create an impressive resume or thoroughly rehearse for an interview. Although these are important elements in the job preparation process, an individual must possess more in order to successfully compete with other candidates. In Teens and the Job Game, a former executive and current senior recruiter provides practical guidelines that will help teens develop their whole person for the workplace.
Based on author Beverly Slomka's corporate experience and
leadership in a recruiting firm, she leads teens to a new level of
preparation for entering the workforce. Slomka presents teens with no-nonsense, often-overlooked tips to molding a professional image and examining the ways that current education and development of one's person is related to future work. She carefully guides young adults on a path to choosing not just a job, but more importantly, the right career.
About the author
Beverly Slomka is a former Merrill Lynch executive and currently works as a senior recruiter with Larry White Associates, Inc., a nationwide healthcare search firm. She earned a BA in Psychology and an MS in Education/ Rehabilitation Counseling. She is a member of the Phi Beta Kappa Society, a prestigious society dedicated to academic honors in the liberal arts and sciences. Beverly currently resides with her husband in New York City.
