Have you been looking for a job using the Internet for three months or more and don't feel you are any closer to a job offer than when you began your job search? Then, this book is for you. Online recruitment - the new way of looking for a job via the Internet - has fundamentally changed how to get a job. When it was introduced in 1997, its developers announced the arrival of a breakthrough technology. But despite its widespread use, online recruitment has fallen far short of its hype for the typical median income job seeker ($30,000 to $70,000). So, how do you leverage the Internet so it works for and not against you? This book will tell you how. It gives the reader online job-seeking strategies and techniques so you can more effectively use the Internet to get hired quickly by getting more callbacks, interviews and job offers. It's based on the author's twelve years of experience in assisting the long-term unemployed obtain jobs.