Jeff Cassman.

The advice I’d give
my own kids.

Jeff Cassman wrote Find a Better Job Now to help people navigate a changing employment market with clearer thinking, honest evidence, and practical action.

His approach starts with a simple idea: your career is a business of one. Identify a problem you can help solve, connect your experience to that problem, and give employers evidence they can inspect.

Experience, not a perfect career story.

In the book, Jeff writes candidly about layoffs, being fired, rebuilding in his late forties, and accepting roles he later wished he had turned down. He brings the perspective of an entrepreneur and father who knows that career decisions affect more than a résumé.

“In my own career, trouble usually followed periods when I waited for someone to notice me or rescue me. The better seasons started when I took responsibility for finding a problem and creating an opening.”— Jeff Cassman, Find a Better Job Now, Chapter 2

Work, family, and professional community.

Jeff is the founder of Catholic Men of America, a professional fraternity focused on relationships, opportunity, and professional development. He also publishes on his personal website and has contributed to Crisis Magazine.

The book’s career tools are intended for people at different stages of working life: graduates, experienced professionals, career changers, people returning to work, and those preparing for a better move.

Useful tools. Honest claims.

AI can help you research and prepare. It cannot supply a track record you haven’t earned. A polished profile can clarify your value. It cannot replace the work behind it.

That’s the spirit of the book and its free companion resources: take responsibility for your next move without confusing a difficult market with a judgment on your worth.