Since 1973 as America's #1 Placement and Recruitment Specialist I've helped thousands of candidates find the job they're looking for.

Tony has been featured on the Dr. Phil Show numerous times and according to Dr. Phil, "Tony Beshara is the best of the best" at finding people jobs. More about Tony...

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Wednesday: Louis Gasper

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Latest articles

career development: ...mentors July 9th, 2009
communication: ...simple idea December 16th, 2009
education: good grades in school May 18th, 2008
employers: ...seven years later July 16th, 2009
interviewing: ...practice, practice, practice December 2nd, 2009
job search: ...the 'stop gap' job September 24th, 2009
job search strategies: ...but i called 'em once December 27th, 2009
negotiating: great job, Dave June 23rd, 2008
offers: ...an offer in hand September 30th, 2008
psychology: ...holy indifference...a great approach to the job search November 23rd, 2009
recruitment: ....what to expect from your recruiter November 12th, 2008
resumes: ...why i don't like 'objective' on your resume November 9th, 2009
Uncategorized: ...Stories September 8th, 2010

Latest comments

…show us your W2’s

02/16/2010

OK…you get asked to show your W2’s to prove that you have earned the kind of money you say you have earned..
over the years i’ve had tons of candidates that claim that is an invsion of privacy…none of their business..blah..blah…blah..
well, it is their business and if you don’t produce your previous W2’s, you probably won’t get hired..
the lesson is to tell the TRUTH about what you have earned…nothing will eliminate you faster than to say you have earned $XXXXX and the hiring authority looks at your W2’s to find out you earned a lot less…

Author: Tony Beshara | Posted in Uncategorized | Write a comment

Tip of the week

The Bogus "Informational Interview"

Here's one example of the phony advice being offered to new graduates and other first time job seekers: "pursue informational interviews as a way to expose yourself to an organization". Supposedly, employers are willing to accommodate a fact-finding interview, an "informational interview", even if they do not have an open position.

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Tony's seminars od DVDs

Tony has given seminars to hundreds of people. Two of the special seminars, one of the Top Ten Mistakes People Make in Looking for a Job, and the other, Job Search Solution Seminar have been recorded. We offer them here. Experience the passion and enthusiasm of a live group as you learn the basics of Tony's proven system.