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Stop Being Interrogated. Start Commanding the Room. Do you freeze the moment you walk into a room and see four people staring back at you? You’ve done the hard work. Your resume is a masterpiece, your LinkedIn profile is polished, and you aced the initial screening and perhaps another interview or two. But then the calendar invite arrives for the "Final Panel Interview," and your heart sinks. Suddenly, it’s not just a conversation--it’s you against a wall of different titles, different departments, and different agendas. If you feel a sense of dread, you aren’t alone. Career coach ...

The Resilience Pivot: Turn Job Search Rejection into Career Success Stop Playing a "Numbers Game" with 200-to-1 Odds. Start Winning with a Strategic Pivot. It’s 10:00 AM on a Tuesday. Your phone buzzes. You see the words: “While we were impressed with your background, we have decided to move forward with other candidates.” Your stomach drops. Your heart rate spikes. You’ve just hit the "Invisible Wall." In the job market, rejection has become industrial-sized. Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) filter you out before a human ever sees your name, and "ghosting" has become normal. Most ...

Unlock the Secrets to Ace Every Interview and Land Your Next Job! You do a great job. You’re well regarded and have decided to look elsewhere. Something isn’t clicking. Your interviews are going nowhere and you can’t figure out why . . . or maybe you’re getting to final rounds but not getting the offer . . . or the right offer. Maybe you're rusty because the last successful interview you had was three Presidents ago. Maybe you get nervous during your interviews because you don't know what to expect. Maybe you're going to interviews and winging it. Maybe you are missing out on ...

You aren't done. Your career isn’t a VHS tape in a streaming world. It may be the missing piece modern teams desperately need. Yet every headline screams that anyone past fifty-something is too expensive, too set in their ways, or a flight risk to retirement. Sound familiar? This book hands you a step-by-step playbook written for professionals like you by someone who has helped thousands prove that experience isn’t an anchor—it’s your proof that you can solve their problem. Most job-search advice treats you like a blank-slate new graduate without experience. You come with decades of...

Deciding to Unretire: A No BS Job Search Playbook Retirement isn’t a death sentence. It’s a career pivot. Are you bored out of your mind? Is the cost of living eating your nest egg faster than you can replenish it? Or do you simply have too much "wisdom capital" to spend the rest of your life on a golf course? Whatever your reason, the world of work has changed. If you’re trying to find a job using a 1994 strategy in the current economy, you aren't just wasting your time—you’re telegraphing that you’re obsolete. Deciding to Unretire is the definitive, "No BS" guide for the ...

Covert Job Search for Leaders: The Executive Edge Tired of the BS advice that only works for entry-level jobs? You're a senior executive. You don't apply to jobs; you get recruited. When you're ready to make a move, you can't blast your résumé all over the internet—you need to execute a covert search that protects your current reputation and position. This isn't about updating your LinkedIn profile; it's a No BS playbook for strategic infiltration of the hidden executive market. Inside, you'll learn how to: Silence the Siren: Master Discretion and Operational Security protocols. Craft ...

Stop Applying for Jobs. Start Providing Solutions. The "40-year sprint" to retirement is dead. In its place is a 60-year career marathon where skills are commoditized, and a "Senior" title is a target, not a shield. If you are a mid-career professional relying on "Job Board Porn"—the dopamine hit of clicking "Easy Apply" only to be ghosted by an AI bot—you are on a suicide mission for your morale. Even at the senior level, the belief that your degree or title acts as a suit of armor is a dangerous myth; in the AI age, the CFO is constantly weighing your "Fully Burdened Labor Cost" ...

Many times, I have spoken and written about the pleasures my second wife and I would have preparing meals for our friends at our West Village triplex penthouse in New York City. The copper posts and great food were well known among friends and neighbors. One of the other things we enjoyed was cocktail hour at our home. Each of us was masterful in turning out drinks to start the evening off on the right foot and help set the mood. Making a drink for you and your friends can be so much easier with what is "a bartender's black book" to preparing cocktails. "Mixology Master" by Jeff Altman is ...

I know that most people are still using a 2019 playbook for a 2026 game. This isn't just a guide; it’s a survival manual for the AI-driven job market. The Algorithmic Pivot on LinkedIn: The 2026 LinkedIn Profile Strategy in the AI Era Stop shouting into the void. The "Post and Pray" era of LinkedIn is dead. If you’ve noticed your views have tanked and your InMail is quiet, it’s not your imagination. Organic reach is down 50%, and the algorithm has undergone a fundamental shift. You aren’t just competing with other professionals anymore; you’re being filtered, ranked, and scored by...

🤫 STOP YELLING. START WINNING. The Confident Person Gets the Job. The Loudest Person Gets Ignored. You’ve been lied to. You think the job search is a performance—a battle of who can "fake it till they make it" or "power network" the hardest. You polish your résumé until it screams perfection, yet you keep getting passed over for the person who seemed... quieter. This is why. Quiet Confidence: Your Secret Weapon for Modern Job Search reveals the truth behind high-stakes hiring: Humility is the most underrated superpower in the modern job market. 🤯 THE HIDDEN POWER OF HUMILITY ...

If you think being scheduled for a final interview means you're getting the job, you're wrong. Too often, people walk into a final interview as though it is certain they will be hired only to be rejected for one of many reasons after this interview. You've gotten this far. Now we have to get you over the finish line. This guide will help you get across the finish line no matter who you are meeting with whether it is a manager, a Vice President, the President of a firm or someone representing the Board of Directors. I cover a lot without overwhelming you with too much garbage you don't need ...

The next recession is coming. I don't know when it will happen but another is on the way.People make the mistake of lurching from job search to job search and doing little or nothing to prepare. They right a resume. They email it (spam it, is more accurate) to every employer or recruiter in their hemisphere and are stunned when they don't get results.The time to prepare for a job search is when you are not looking for work. The time to stop your search and take corrective action is when the one you are in is not getting results.Jeff Altman, The Big Game Hunter is a professional recruiter ...

Twuce weekly, No BS Job Search Advice Radio delivers job search advice that will help transform job hunting into something far better. Hosted by Jeff Altman, The Big Game Hunter, No BS Job Search Advice Radio is easy-to-implement advice that will help you find work much more easily. It has been called "The OG of job search podcasts" because it has been online continuously since November 2010. For much more, visit JobSearch.Community. You can also schedule coaching with Jeff Altman there or become an Insider

Your dog. You. Fun together. That's what you can expect as you teach him or her these tricks. Young or adult dogs alike can learn these tricks. From watching an old episode of "Sixty Minutes" Jeff Altman became interested in what it takes to train dogs. Here, he offers something akin to "Dog Training 101"-- basic training for your dog to learn tricks

I learned to play rummy from my father when I was a boy. He took by brother and I to Orchard Beach in The Bronx on the bus and we would sit on the grass playing catch or playing solitaire or gin rummy. I first learned rummy and then gin, all the while trying to keep the wind from blowing the cards away. Fast forward and as an adult I have been teaching my son to play, too and we have had fun as he learned what I have learned . . . always try to win, you will lose and remember to have a good time This is not every version of the game (I don’t cover canasta, for example; that deserves its ...

Have you had enough of buying products that have a list of ingredients you cannot pronounce that cost about the price of parking your car for an hour in a major city? Wouldn't you like to save money and use natural ingredients that cost very little, last a long time and are good for the environment? Jeff Altman, the author of a number of recipe reports, turns his attention to a different kind of recipe . . . recipes for natural cleaning products, even toothpaste that you can keep your home looking clean.

I am one of those nuts who love Thanksgiving dinner a few times a year. It becomes a way for feeling appreciation for the good things in my life. You're probably more normal than I am and celebrate Thanksgiving at the appropriate time of year. But there are so many choices of recipes and dishes! We want to help you create the traditions in your family with a Thanksgiving dinner menu that you won't simply enjoy once, but for many years. Recipe choices for: Turkey. Stuffing Cranberry sauce Sweet potato Sides Dessert We hope you enjoy them!

I feel like one of the Smothers Brothers. Mom AND Dad always like my brother best. He was always the competent one and I was a baby and by definition incompetent. I was told he had better grades than I did . . .but he didn't. I had a good year once . . . it took my brother getting a divorce for me to be elevated to an exalted state where I could do no wrong. But that ended when my mother learned that my wife was away during a Jewish holiday meditating. I had hair no longer than a finger but was told I had long hair. I was told to eat what was on my plate but then was told I was eating too ...

I love to cook. I was introduced to tempeh when I was dating my wife. We would go to a little juice bar in Greenwich Village where we would have a tempeh bacon sandwich with delicious barbecue sauce. It was terrific. Then we started to go to a vegetarian Chinese restaurant in midtown Manhattan a few blocks from where I lived and feast on dishes that used tempeh as their protein. Yummy! And I have been preparing dishes with tempeh ever since. I hope you enjoy these for many years. Easy Tempeh Tempeh Curry with Sweet Potatoes and Green Beans Oven Baked Marinated Tempeh Thai Basil Tempeh ...

Are you tired of wasting your money on boring lunches that cost a lot of money? Need to save money? Not spending $10 per day for lunch can save you $50 per week and most of these recipes cost $3 per day so that's $35 per week in your pocket or more than $1800 per year you'll save! Jeff Altman and the staff of How2Cook.info will offer you delicious and varied recipes for brown bag lunches you can bring to work that you can enjoy for years!