Doing well in job interviews isn’t as hard as you think.

Learn what it takes with Amy.

Getting your first real job doesn’t have to be overwhelming or scary. It's a process you can learn like any other. If you sat behind the wheel of a car and were expected to just start driving, that would be scary too. Why not learn how first?

  • Build your TOOLS: Focus. Elevator Pitch. Cover Letter. Resume. LinkedIn.

  • Develop your SKILLS: Research. Network. Structure. Prepare. Interview.

  • Gain CONFIDENCE: Learn from a hiring manager.

Figuring out how to get your first professional job is not easy. You will likely get a lot of advice and empathy but little specific direction.  College to Career, Explained: Tools, Tips & Confidence for Your Job Search provides exactly what to do to find a job you like.

With a series of effective step-by-step instructions, Amy Feind Reeves uses humor and insight to take the mystery out of “how” and “why” the process works and explains it in common-sense terms.  Amy gained her unique perspective over 25 years as a hiring manager.  Her easy-to-follow method uses examples, exercises, and practical tips to teach the reader to:

  • Understand how to add value to an organization              

  • Discover what jobs are out there            

  • Learn how to develop an effective résumé, cover letter, and elevator pitch

  • Build networking skills         

  • Know what hiring managers are looking for in an interview

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“I wanted to thank you from the bottom of my heart. This job hunt has been one of the most difficult and challenging experiences of my life. There were several months when it felt like I was never going to find a job and your encouragement really helped me push through that struggle. I'm thrilled with the resume/cover letter/interview help you provided me with, and I am far more confident that my next job hunt will go much more smoothly. I don't think I could have done it without you, so again I thank you! “

—Stephen