Job Search 65

If you are 65 or even older, you can still get a good job if you want to work. Following these guidelines is your best bet. It might not be at the same pay you made in the past, but it should be fun and financially rewarding—supplementing your net worth so that you want have to worry if you live a long life—past 90 for example.
I got a job with IBM at age 65. They hired me because of my skills which they needed. They paid me well—in excess of $1 million over the next seven years. It was one of my best jobs ever-- a thrill to be a senior member of the team that landed an $800 million contract for IBM.
Getting a job as a senior requires all the job-hunting skills required of younger people plus additional skills that will help you land a new job.
My theme is that if you want to work, you can. But it is not easy. This e-book contains a great deal of information that will help you improve your odds of getting a fun and profitable job.
Don’t forget, it takes a positive and confident attitude to land that position as a senior citizen. Remember too that hiring managers are thinking about themselves. They want someone to solve problems, to deal with customers positively and to make them look good to their management. You can do that and in many cases, even better than younger employees. Good luck with your job search.