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You aren't done. Your career isn’t a VHS tape in a streaming world. It may be the missing piece modern teams desperately need. Yet every headline screams that anyone past fifty-something is too expensive, too set in their ways, or a flight risk to retirement. Sound familiar? This book hands you a step-by-step playbook written for professionals like you by someone who has helped thousands prove that experience isn’t an anchor—it’s your proof that you can solve their problem. Most job-search advice treats you like a blank-slate new graduate without experience. You come with decades of...

Many times, I have spoken and written about the pleasures my second wife and I would have preparing meals for our friends at our West Village triplex penthouse in New York City. The copper posts and great food were well known among friends and neighbors. One of the other things we enjoyed was cocktail hour at our home. Each of us was masterful in turning out drinks to start the evening off on the right foot and help set the mood. Making a drink for you and your friends can be so much easier with what is "a bartender's black book" to preparing cocktails. "Mixology Master" by Jeff Altman is ...

Unlock the Secrets to Ace Every Interview and Land Your Next Job! You do a great job. You’re well regarded and have decided to look elsewhere. Something isn’t clicking. Your interviews are going nowhere and you can’t figure out why . . . or maybe you’re getting to final rounds but not getting the offer . . . or the right offer. Maybe you're rusty because the last successful interview you had was three Presidents ago. Maybe you get nervous during your interviews because you don't know what to expect. Maybe you're going to interviews and winging it. Maybe you are missing out on ...

There was a time when networking to find a job meant "The Old Boys Club" and your alumni association. Now, it means LinkedIn where millions meet and share jobs, leads and information. "LinkedIn Job Search Success Made Simple" is a free report from Jeff Altman, The Big Game Hunter has almost 40 years of experience as a search professional. He is the author of several books about job search and publishes, "No B.S. Job Search Advice Ezine" and "No B.S. Hiring Advice Ezine." Learn techniques that Jeff uses and recommends to people in his VIP Program for using LinkedIn simply and easily.

I don't have a lot of time. I have a busy career and I am a husband and father. My wife isn't sitting home doing nothing either. She has a career and is a wife and mother. We need recipes that are easy to prepare and have flavor. "Tofu Recipes for People Who Can't Boil Water: The Fast Way to Wonderful Vegetarian Meals With Tofu" offers easy to prepare recipes that work with our schedule and probably will with yours. It is vegetarian, but not vegan (some recipes are; but not all).

By Jeff Altman, The Big Game Hunter Writing a resume is a difficult experience for most people . . . and it shows. Most I read are awful. They just don't measure up. On a typical Monday morning, I arrive to 175 - 225 new resumes and, if I'm lucky, two may vaguely fit what a client is looking for. They are visually unappealing, contain too much of the wrong information and do little to present someone's credentials well enough to get an interview for the job the resume has been submitted for. "No B. S. Resume Advice" is exactly that-- no b. s. resume advice. It contains specific actionable ...

In today's competitive job market, acing an interview requires more than just basic preparation. It demands insider knowledge and strategic finesse. In "The Right Answers to Tough Interview Questions," seasoned career coach Jeff Altman distills many years of expertise into a comprehensive guide that helps job hunters navigate even the most challenging interview scenarios with confidence. This book goes beyond generic advice to provide specific answers to many of the toughest questions hiring managers throw your way. From behavioral and situational inquiries to curveballs designed to test ...

On Monday morning, No BS Job Search Advice Radio delivers job search advice that will help transform job hunting into something far better. Hosted by Jeff Altman, The Big Game Hunter, No BS Job Search Advice Radio is easy-to-implement advice that will help you find work much more easily. It has been called "The OG of job search podcasts" because it has been online continuously since November 2010. For much more, visit JobSearch.Community. You can also schedule coaching with Jeff Altman there or become an Insider

Do you feel silly yet? Jeff Altman has the ability to act silly and make others silly too. This very funny album is a live recording from one of America's most high-energy comedians. Can you feel the energy from your mouse shooting up your arm from your fingertips? Jeff's comedy is infectious and contagious. Buy this performance, laugh your head off, and then share it with a friend. The two of you will end up quoting funny lines to each other for years to come.

If you think being scheduled for a final interview means you're getting the job, you're wrong. Too often, people walk into a final interview as though it is certain they will be hired only to be rejected for one of many reasons after this interview. You've gotten this far. Now we have to get you over the finish line. This guide will help you get across the finish line no matter who you are meeting with whether it is a manager, a Vice President, the President of a firm or someone representing the Board of Directors. I cover a lot without overwhelming you with too much garbage you don't need ...

Have you had enough of buying products that have a list of ingredients you cannot pronounce that cost about the price of parking your car for an hour in a major city? Wouldn't you like to save money and use natural ingredients that cost very little, last a long time and are good for the environment? Jeff Altman, the author of a number of recipe reports, turns his attention to a different kind of recipe . . . recipes for natural cleaning products, even toothpaste that you can keep your home looking clean.

College degree? Check. Dream job? Not yet. Don't let your hard-earned expensive education go to waste. "Job Search Strategies for Recent Graduates" is the practical, no-nonsense guide you need to bridge the gap between graduation and gainful employment. Forget generic advice – this book delivers targeted strategies, specifically designed for today's competitive job market. Learn how to identify your ideal career path, build a standout online presence, master the art of the informational interview, and ultimately, get hired. Packed with proven techniques, this book will empower you to take...

Our son is now almost 10 and a terrific reader. When he was “little,” he was a very active child . . . or at least he seemed that way to us older parents raising him. Each night, as part of our bedtime ritual, we would get him into bed and read stories to him. When he was very young, he would finish lines of the story and that made us think he was a genius and reading at a ridiculously young age (he wasn’t; he had memorized the story). Now that he is almost 10 and able to read very well on his own, he begs for extra time to finish a chapter before we turn his lights out. And the fact ...

Want wonderful meals and have little time? Stop watching infomercials for the latest expensive gadget! Crockpots are your answer. Just put the ingredients in, set it and come home and eat! But what should you put in your slow cooker? That's where this book comes in handy. Jeff Altman and the staff of How2Cook.info offer you wonderful and in almost all cases inexpensive, easy to prepare chicken recipes that will help you save time, save money and enjoy dinner!

This is a fictional story about people who wrestled with a problem in their relationship and found a way to get close to one another again. They took a little time. They made a little effort. They did not trick one another or deceive one another. They did need to still care about one another. Without the care still being there, it would not have worked. Nothing would have worked. But this did because they still cared. They had all heard about this idea before but had never followed through thinking they were smart. They knew how to do this. They could just talk it through. But every time ...

Your dog. You. Fun together. That's what you can expect as you teach him or her these tricks. Young or adult dogs alike can learn these tricks. From watching an old episode of "Sixty Minutes" Jeff Altman became interested in what it takes to train dogs. Here, he offers something akin to "Dog Training 101"-- basic training for your dog to learn tricks

I love to cook. When I was married before, we would host fancy dinner parties at our Manhattan penthouse. Copper pots and the latest tools for cooking adorned our kitchen The fine wine and chilled vodka flowed. It was blast. Now, I still like to cook but the fact is with a busy schedule and a son, the nature of life is different and it's more important that recipes are easy AND taste well. "Grits Y'All" reflects the ease I like in cooking with my new Southern home. I hope you enjoy it.

Are you longing for a career that ignites your passion and aligns with your values? '10 Steps to Changing Careers: Break Free and Do Work You Love' is your essential guide to navigating the challenging but rewarding journey of career transformation. This book offers a comprehensive roadmap for professionals at any stage who are ready to redefine their work lives. Whether you're a recent graduate feeling uncertain about your path, a mid-career professional yearning for change, or someone contemplating a bold shift later in life, this guide provides the tools and inspiration you need. Inside,...

I love to cook. I was introduced to tempeh when I was dating my wife. We would go to a little juice bar in Greenwich Village where we would have a tempeh bacon sandwich with delicious barbecue sauce. It was terrific. Then we started to go to a vegetarian Chinese restaurant in midtown Manhattan a few blocks from where I lived and feast on dishes that used tempeh as their protein. Yummy! And I have been preparing dishes with tempeh ever since. I hope you enjoy these for many years. Easy Tempeh Tempeh Curry with Sweet Potatoes and Green Beans Oven Baked Marinated Tempeh Thai Basil Tempeh ...

Chili is as American as hot dogs and apple pie. There are many legends as to how chili was created ranging from chuck wagons to prisons. I started to make chili when I was married to my second wife 25 or so years ago and it has become a staple in my home ever since. Spicy chili. Light chili. Meat chili. Vegetarian chili. Chili works well for me no matter what the season is. In this report, we have put together 25 terrific chili recipes that are good for all seasons and all appetites. Enjoy them whenever you want a flavorful meal that leaves you satisfied.