Getting to the finish line in your job search isn’t easy.  There are myriads of hurdles along the way.

• If you’re sending out resumes and getting very little response it might be the ads you’re answering. 
• Or it might be that you’re not fully utilizing all available resources. 
• Or it might be your cover letter. 
• Then again, it might be your resume....or your interviewing skills.

How do you tell what the problem is?

If you’re unemployed, you can’t afford to guess. And if you’re employed, the longer it takes to find something new, the longer you’re forced to stay in a job you don’t like, and the more you come to dislike it.

If you are getting some action, are you sure you’re pro-actively finding everything you could be?  There are four available avenues for searching – most people use one or two, and not very effectively.  If you knew what those avenues were and how to maximize them, you’d get more results.

Are you interviewing?  No offers?  Always the bridesmaid but never the bride, and consequently feeling confused and frustrated, on the verge of giving up?  It’s not the companies, it’s you.  Clearly you’re failing to communicate in a way that catches the company’s interest.  Your interviewing skills are probably severely lacking.

Finding a job is a skill!

That it’s your career and you can search effectively by just putting your resume together and networking or answering ads is a fallacy.  The average job seeker is operating at perhaps 30% effectiveness, and completely unaware of how you have the ability to leapfrog over the competition.

But it’s a process.  In a market like this, your skills need to be cutting edge from start to finish.  The market isn’t dead.  Companies are hiring.  If they’re not hiring, chances are it has nothing to do with the economy, your age, your industry or anything else.  It has to do with you. 

How to finally put it together so it works

Now, in a 5-module teleseminar of one-hour sessions created based on the questions and issues our clients are currently facing, you’ll receive that in-depth information.  You’ll have access to the knowledge 5 career experts will be providing you. 

Thursday, February 18:  Judi Perkins - 4 ways to jumpstart your job search

Tuesday, February 23:  Donna Sweiden - Optimizing your online presence

Thursday, February 25:  Debra Wheatman - Building An Effective Resume

Tuesday, March 2:  Jeff LeFevre - Understanding Recruiters for effective working relationships

Thursday, March 4:  Melanie Szlucha - TODAY: A better way to prepare for job interviews