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Average customer rating:
- Useful if you're creative
- Disappointing
- it's a good book
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Job-Seekers Guide to Silicon Valley Recruiters
Christopher W. Hunt , and Scott Scanlon
Manufacturer: John Wiley & Sons
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Book Description
An invaluable tool for the executive seeking a job in Silicon Valley.
Looking to work in Silicon Valley or the information technology industry? What better place to begin than with this guide to the more than 1,800 executive recruiters across the country who deal exclusively with this sector. Listed are each recruiter's name, address and phone number, areas of specialization, and average salaries offered. This helpful resource includes information on opportunities for both seasoned professionals and for beginners anxious to jump-start their careers, as well as the fundamentals of rsum and cover letter preparation and interviewing.
Includes recruiters specializing in database administration, computer systems, programming, and MIS.
Customer Reviews:
Useful if you're creative.......2001-09-18
Published back in 1998, a lot of the information in this book has long since gone out of date. There have been at least two area code changes since publication, and many of the recruiters have left to go to other companies.
Nonetheless, if you get a little creative you can still find plenty of local recruiting firms that are willing to talk to you based on the contact info in the book.
My two biggest complaints about this book:
* Recruiters are listed by individual's name, not company name. This makes it extremely difficult to look up a firm.
* Despite the title, this book is not specific to firms located in Silicon Valley...or even in California. There are firms listed from all over the US.
It's a decent reference book, but it could use a lot of improvement.
Disappointing.......2000-06-21
This book really has nothing in particular to do with the Silicon Valley recruiters. It is just a list of recruiters from all over the country. It is not what the title claims to be.
it's a good book.......2000-04-12
A good book with practical info
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