Struggling to find the Career & Job you want ? Not sure what you really want ? This program, for students & 1st career choosers, will help you find what is your Dream Job in 5 days (35h min), the right way, and to be sure it is the one. Without influence. Autonomously. Career Coach for 15 years Philippe Vivier, created this 10 steps self coaching program with simple and unbiaised exercises to help you structure your thinking and focus on what's important.Extremely effective for 99,7% of his clients. You WON'T waste your time.It has been designed for those who need to choose a career for the first time.You'll rather be out with your friends, or skating at the park and it's completely understandable. With that in mind, you will find in this book the absolute minimal necessary information needed on the subject of choosing a career, so you don't get bored and so it can be profitable to you.This is so much more than another career counseling book, it will help you:

• Take stock of your desires.
• Evaluate your personnal tastes.
• Identify your Dream Job precisely

Precise as "Key Accounts Market Manager for a major luxury brand" and not a simple path or channel offered by other methods.+ How to research thoroughly Job descriptions.+ How to choose intelligently your training.2nd edition Bonus: + Create an efficient resume+ Write a sensefull cover letterYou'll be ready for any interview Philippe Vivier, Psychoanalyst and Coach, expert in career coaching for 15 years is President and founding member of "Association Fran aise du Coaching Scolaire et Etudiant". He graduated from the University of Paris VIII in Occupational Psychology, Ergonomics and Coaching, then teached at Paris Sorbonne Nouvelle University and Paris Orsay University, in a training program for graduates to help them identify their career goals and profession. He has his professional coach practice since 2004, helping thousands of students, teens and adults find their dream job smartly without influence. He is regularly solicited by the media and has been interviewed by some of France's leading newspapers, including "Le Monde" and "Le Figaro".