Left_col_cover My great friend, Jill Konrath, has created a new project to help people Get Back to Work Faster. She saw the impact this economy was having on friends, family and colleagues and took a big step up to the plate to develop a job creation book. But she didn't stop there. She's created a free expert webinar series this summer to help you get even savvier about your job creation efforts.

This is one of the best books I've read that's all about helping people differentiate themselves from the sea of resumes and traditional job search tactics that just don't work anymore. And, heck, she's a specialist at seeing things differently to get knock-out results. Perhaps a reason her book, Selling to Big Companies, has been a best seller for about 3 years running.

A few things you should know about Get Back to Work Faster:

  • She enrolled Jeff Ogden to put her ideas into practice and shares his story in the book. So this isn't just advice, it's a book jammed full of ideas that really work.
  • Digital tools and resources are used creatively to help you build a personal brand.
  • Get over the idea of finding a job and start thinking about creating the job you want.
  • If you've never thought about your personal value proposition, you will now. In fact, I'd say that's worthwhile for all of us—working or not.
  • Worried about all the competition for the few jobs out there? Get Back to Work Faster shows you how to eliminate competition by being the most valuable person on the planet your target employer could ever choose to hire.
  • Tons of resources and tools are included at the back so you can put all these terrific ideas into practice. Jill doesn't leave you thinking, "Yeah, sounds great, but I have no idea how to make it happen."

Do yourself a favor and go download Get Back to Work Faster while it's free.Then use the Tell a Friend feature to share it with others. They'll thank you!

**The book is only being offered for free until the published version comes hot off the presses. Jill knew people couldn't wait on the publishing time line to find a job, so she's graciously provided the book as a download for a very minor registration.

And one last thing. Even if you have a job, this book can be an invaluable resource for developing and expanding your personal brand. In this day and age, if you don't have one, you should.

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