Put your mouth where the money is!. .

Were you always the first to raise your hand in class? Do you spend hours talking on the phone? Are you the type to chat with anyone who crosses your path? If you answered yes to any of these questions, there is a wide range of occupations that will complement your yen to yak it up.. .

"Careers for Talkative Types And Others with the Gift of Gab" provides all the information you need to get started on landing the job of your dreams, including inside information on everyday routines of selected jobs, working conditions within the field, and alternate sources to enhance your job search. Use the advice provided here and you'll: . . Decide which specific profession is best for you. Make the right choices the first time around. Begin your job search focused and confident. Present yourself as a knowledgeable, serious job candidate. .

Keep talking! You can work as a:
. salesperson * lawyer * telemarketer * customer service rep * travel agent * radio DJ * receptionist.

Chisel out a lucrative career in the world of art!

Do you wander for hours in art museums? Is a trip to the theater the perfect night out for you? Do you go to concerts every chance you get? If you answered yes to any of these questions, there are many professions that will satisfy the sophisticate in you.

"Careers for Culture Lovers & Other Artsy Types" provides all the information you need to get started on landing the job of your dreams, including inside information on everyday routines of selected jobs, working conditions within the field, and alternate sources to enhance your job search. Use the advice provided here and you'll: Decide which specific profession is best for you Make the right choices the first time around Begin your job search focused and confident Present yourself as a knowledgeable, serious job candidate

A career in the arts is a thing of beauty! You can work as an:
art reviewer * fund-raiser * music teacher * choreographer * costume designer * publicist * curator

This title is suitable for both the first time job hunter or someone looking to make a career change. It helps readers determine if they are a 'money mover' in the making and then presents a range of creative career options. The reader is then presented with first hand accounts from people working in this sector and gives readers an idea of what to expect on-the-job and then provided resources for further career exploration.

Careers for Hard Hats and Other Constructive Types takes an enticing look at the possibilities and training requirements for dozens of jobs involving a wide variety of popular hobbies and interests. The book provides expert advice on how readers can put their construction knowledge to work in the career of their dreams.

Turn the page on a new career and live your passion

Do you know the Dewey decimal system by heart? Do you look forward to long waits in the doctor's office so you can catch up on your magazine reading? Do you have enough books to start your own library? If you answered yes to any of these questions, your career choice has already been made. Now you need to choose an occupation. "Careers for Bookworms & Other Literary Types" provides all the information you need to launch a career as a:
Librarian - Book editor - Television show producer - Genealogy researcher - Travel writer - Public relations representative

Inside you'll find practical advice on deciding which calling is for you, along with firsthand accounts of everyday routines, information on working conditions on selected jobs, and a list of resources to help you get your foot in the door. Let " Careers for Bookworms & Other Literary Types " put you on the path to a dynamimc and rewarding career.

The only career book to match the right job to your byte-loving personality

The inspiring "Careers for Computer Buffs and Other Technological Types" encourages you to embrace your individuality by finding the job that matches your character traits.

Includes: Suggested jobs in a wide range of settings, from the office to the outdoors A selection of jobs with different levels of educational requirements Advice on competing in hot job markets Tips on transforming hobbies into job skills