– How To Get A Job You Love: Find a job worth getting up for in the morning

Having worked in the careers and employability sector for over 40 years , John Lees “How to get a job you love” is my go to resource that I turn to. I always look forward to the latest edition and this is no exception , completely revised , love the new format. It’s the only careers coaching book I recommend for clients, also recommended to my colleagues who work or CAP Job Clubs nationwide. Well done John another fine edition.

The most up to date, relevant and informative book on the subject which I've ever read. John Lees nails the whole strategy and individual steps to take, leaving out superfluous commentary

What John doesn't know about careers probably isn't worth knowing. I've dipped in to this book many times as a careers coach, and often suggest it to my clients. The 4 hour job search exercise in particular is invaluable if you need to see results fast and want to know what really works. If you choose one book to support your career change or job search, choose this one.

This is one of the go-to career books available and I have been using this since the first edition was published. John continues to draw on his expansive network of career coaches, HR and counselling contacts to develop and improve content, tools and the employment context. Worth the read, the re-read and a spare copy for lending out.

good book / resource on skills and other principles to take into consideration. good value.

Many people will come to John’s book to help with guidance as to how to change their career; I have a different perspective. I am one of over 100 Christians Against Poverty Job Club Managers across the UK. My role is to support people in their search for employment. Many of the people that I work with our long term unemployed and, yet, there is much in John’s book that is helpful to their situation. Whatever the reason for your search for that job you will love, John’s guidance will be of undoubted help. In particular, I have found the many varied exercises helpful in determining the way forward.

I first purchased this book back in 2010 when I was facing my own career dilemma. It helped me think about my work in a very different way - who am I? how can I find work that is enjoyable, playing to my strengths and passions, rather than continue in the corporate rat-race. Full of practical and insightful activities, great advice and resources, the book has since been updated several times, ensuring that the information is always current. Highly recommend for all job seekers and would be career changers

I do alot of career coaching and I am often dipping into this book to offer support to people who are a bit stuck in their career. Loads of useful advice and reflective exercises to really get people thinking about what they want to do with their lives of work (and what they don't want). I've recommended it to so may people. It is just a brilliant book