The 1994 What Color is Your Parachute?

This is the best-selling job-hunting book in the world. 25,000 people a month buy this book and it has sold over 5 million copies. In the U.S., it has been on the New York Times bestseller list for 288 weeks. It is popular in many other countries, and available in seven languages.

• Preface: Annual Comments from the Author
• Putting Things in Perspective
1. A Cup of Hope
2. The Workquake of The '90s
• Job-Hunting
3. The Least Effective Job-Hunting Methods: Resumes, Agencies & Ads
4. More Effective Ways of Job-Hunting
5. If It Looks Like It's Going to Be 'A Long Haul': How to Avoid Getting Depressed
6. Trying Something New: Working at Home, Starting Your Own Business, etc.
7. Retiring Or Moving to a New Place
• Choosing or Changing a Career
8. How to Choose Or Change a Career
9. What Skills Do You Most Enjoy Using?
10. Where Do You Want to Use Your Skills?
11. How Do You Go About Finding Such a Job?
• Securing and Conducting an Interview Successfully
12. How Do You Find the Person Who Has the Power to Hire You?
13. Conducting the Interview
14. Salary Negotiation
• The Pink Pages
1. Career Counselors and Other Resources
2. Books and Notes for Job-Hunters and Career-Changers
3. How to Survive Financially
• Epilogue: How to Find Your Mission in Life

A good book to have if you need to look for work. Don't care about the year, you only need one anyway.