In a three-part series, we invite experts in the field to help you take charge of your career path. We invite you to open your mind to other job possibilities, record in a journal where you are and where you want to be and get the tools to make your goals a reality.
Kate Wendleton, president of The Five O'Clock Club, shows through a series of exercises how to assess your skills and how to make yourself more marketable. As a career counselor for many years, she lets you in on what successful people do. More...
Wendleton coaches viewers on how to present themselves. She discussed cover letters, resumes, interviews and salary negotiation. Join Wendleton for an online chat, Wednesday at noon. More...
Judy Rosemarin, a career coach who is founder and president of Sense-Able Strategies Inc., will tell you how to network your way into the hidden job market and make friends and connections that will change your life.
You will also meet Robin Sojcher and Nancy Church, two friends who are using Rosemarin's technique, which is called "Six Levels of Networking." To get help in putting it all together for yourself, join Rosemarin for an online chat Thursday at noon. More...
Looking for a new job requires some home-work along with pounding the pavement. Use this book-list to get started. • Book List
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By keeping a journal you will have a better idea of what you value and enjoy most doing. Click on the journal pages above to record your goals, brainstorm solutions and keep track of your progress. Think of them as a compass to keep you focused in this journey.
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Looking for a new job requires some home-work along with pounding the pavement. Use this book-list to get started.
