FIND A JOB

Job hunting is a work project, just like fixing a leaky sink, planning a wedding reception or building a house. If you have done the project many times, it’s easy to manage. But if you don’t do it often, like planning a wedding reception or job hunting, you need a Project Plan so you can work smart and get it done right.

The Pierson Method is a proven job hunting system used by over 600,000 people. In addition to the Project Plan, it includes Progress Measurements and Job Search Work Teams.

Progress Measurements enable you to answer the question: Even before I have my first interview, how can I tell if I’m making progress in my job search?

The Job Search Work Team is an organized way job hunters can help each other. Unlike networking or support groups, these teams are based on a method scientifically proven to help people find better jobs faster.

Got questions? If you have read The Unwritten Rules of the Highly Effective Job Search, and have questions, Talk to Orville for answers or read the FAQs.

When you find a job using the Pierson Method, we want to hear your Search Stories. Orville may use some of them in his future books to help others find jobs.

Already using the Pierson Method? Here’s where to get your free full-size Pierson Method Progress Chart, the one that’s helped over 600,000 people.

Want to know more about job hunting? Here are some additional Job Search Resources that Orville recommends.