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Universal Hiring Law Demonstrate Bottom-line Value “Any employer will hire any applicant as long as they are convinced that the hiring will bring more value than it costs”. Tom Jackson 1 “If you want more money, demonstrate more bottom line value”. John Hall

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Universal Hiring LawDemonstrate Bottom-line Value

“Any employer will hire any applicant as long as they are convinced that the hiring will bring more value than it costs”. Tom Jackson

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“If you want more money, demonstrate more bottom line value”.

John Hall

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Problem/Situation: Any place in your work experience (20 words or less)

Action/s: What did you do? (20 words or less)

Results: What were the quantified results in $$$, %, sq. feet, etc. (20 words or less)

Use The Power of Stories

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Grab the Executive’s Attention!

Results: The attention grabber, quantified results in $$$, %, sq. feet, etc.

Action/s: What you did to solve the problem or improve the situation

Print: The story on lined side of a 3 X 5 Card (30 words or less) Print 1 to 3 talents, skills or abilities used in the “Power Story” on the unlined side of the 3 X 5 card

Size Does Count – Quantify It!

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Knock Them Dead with a Graph

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Every Organization Has Problems

Every Industry Has “Problems”

Identify “Generic” Problems

Brainstorm Solutions

Common Sense Ideas Can Be Powerful

Illustrate With Your Experience

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Useful Data BasesUseful Data Bases

Reference USA

Proquest

Mergent

List 30 Target Companies

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Which Would You Rather Read?

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Simple PrinciplesUse the P.I.Q. Format

Principles based on mistakes or activities to Undertake.

Illustrate the importance of the principle.

Question the readers behavior around the Principle.

P.I.Q. Format Is Your outline.

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A Benefits Oriented Title5 Traps U.S. Hair Care Manufacturers Encounter:

How to Beat the Multi-National Manufacturers in Their Home Markets!

Ten Biggest Marketing Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

31 Ways to Profit from the Coming Boom: The Shift from Sick Care to Well Care

Gaining a Strategic Foot-Hold in Asia: Five Cultural Marketing Realities to

Master

Four Simple Keys to Better Sales They Don’t Teach You in Sales

Training

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Types of Proposals

Solutions to Problems

New Business Lines

Business Expansion

Partnering

Intrapreneuring

Entrepreneurial Start-up

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Do Recruiters & Executives Know You Exist?It’s Not Just LinkedIn

Comment on Blogs Set up a Word Press Blog Review books and articles Download iTunes Get on Twitter Use your “Results” as tweets Write case studies with graphs Create a Web Site Post your Special Report & Proposals

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