No Need to Apply - 7 Easy Steps to Land a Dream Job Without Appying

By Jack B. Lackie

Knowing what you want to do in life is one of the challenges most people have when they first enter the work world. Quite often it is an ongoing challenge for most of us as we progress in our careers. You know the saying, "find a job and you will work every day, find a passion and you will never work a day in your life." This book will help discover your passion so that you might just not have to work every day. Better yet, it will lay out a specific step by step process that anyone can follow to ultimately find their dream job.

The process is not dependent on unemployment percentages or the availability of jobs in any given area. It is a process that with the correct preparation and follow-through will end with a job offer that you will love. A career found without filling out an application or even having a formal interview.

• Language: English
• Publisher: M 20 Publishing
• Release date: Dec 3, 2019
• ISBN: 9781393955894

Jack B. Lackie

Jack B. Lackie is an entrepreneur guided by his passion for problem-solving. He is a down-home kind of guy who connects with the real people on this earth.  Jack loves learning and mastering new skills on how things work.  His mission is to solve the problems of the common man and support an overall mission of mastering success while having fun.

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Introduction 

I did not know what I wanted to do with my life in high school and even later in college. In high school, I took one of those career inventory assessments. You know those obnoxious career tests the school counselors use to see what you might be interested in doing with your life? You remember those were those tests used to identify whether you want to work inside, outside, or maybe with people or things. I cannot recall the parameters I selected that brought me to my best job. All I can remember, as I pulled out the microfiche, (we lacked the availability of computers back then) that my dream job was to be a dancer. Just imagine my astonishment (my physical features most resembling Quasimodo), how disappointed I was with this result. The funny thing is, the counselor laughed when she saw the outcome and quickly helped me to retake the assessment. To my amazement, it came out the same the second time. The counselor’s reply, Honey, you better buy some dancing shoes.

Knowing what you want to do in life is one of the challenges most people have when they first enter the work world. Quite often it is an ongoing challenge for most