Back in 2012 Tanya de Grunwald blogger, journalist, career author and webmaster over at Graduate Fog launched her book: How to get a graduate job in a recession. A great read for fresh graduates, the book takes a delve into the difficulty of claiming a stake on the jobs market.
Now four years’ on and out of the recession, we’re certain the book’s advice still holds true. With insights into where you should look for jobs, what to get into and how to manage your applications, Tanya uses her knowledge of the jobs market to help you carve the career path that’s right for you.
In the book Tanya talks through every aspect of the job hunt, from sector prejudice and internships, through to temp work and postgraduate studies. It’s a thorough guide to what’s hot and what’s not in each industry, as well as unveiling some alternative job hunting tactics, best practise cover letter and interview techniques, and even how to deal with rejection.
"Essential reading - Tanya has her finger on the pulse like few others." Graham Snowdon, Guardian
"An invaluable, no-nonsense guide." Jessica Hamzelou, New Scientist
"One of our favourite writers, Tanya has such an entertaining, witty way of delivering the information you really need." Jo Elvin, Glamour
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