Globally respected career expert Martin Yate has averaged over 150 radio, television and press interviews each year, for twenty years. He's a seasoned radio guest and press resource.
Contact Job search and career management expert Martin Yate.
Radio
Martin understands the needs of host and listeners, and offers practical, upbeat advice for real world issues. Unique in his field, his ready wit and easy manner keeps the audience learning, laughing and listening. Superb ability to work within time constraints of drivetime, he also excels with long form listener call in shows. He'll become a favorite regular guest.
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Press
A near encyclopedic knowledge of job search from thirty years in career management including twenty years of book and article writing, give Martin a real understanding of a journalist's needs. He knows the issues, and as a writer he understands the importance of quotability. Whatever the career topic, he likely has something pertinent to say. Martin Yate has published ten books in the last twenty years; each addressing a different aspect of career management. A New York Times bestseller, his books on job search and career management are published throughout the English speaking world and in nineteen foreign languages.
There is simply no other authority who approaches such wide-ranging contributions to the discussion of career management in the troubled modern world. His work is grounded in an unusually comprehensive understanding of the challenges we all face in surviving the twists and turns of a half-century work life. Martin's 30 years in the career field, span:
- International Headhunting (Silicon Valley & New York)
- Human Resources (Silicon Valley)
- Training and Development (New York)
- Public Speaking (global).
- Recruitment & job search consulting (USA, UK, Africa, Mexico, South America, Australia)
- Executive career strategist (Dir/VP/C-level Global)
His grasp of career issues reflected in the perennial success of his classic Knock 'em Dead job search and career management books is perhaps best exemplified by the peer group recognition accorded in the award of an honorary CPC by the National Association of Personnel Services, for contributions to career management. This is the only such honorary award in the 60+-year history of the association.