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Hello!
Thank you for interest in our job
seeker
newsletter.
In this edition, you'll
find helpful tips,
a feature
article covering a topic central to your
search, as
well
as information regarding our consulting
services.
This
newsletter is meant to help you in your
search. To
that end, your feedback is appreciated so
that we
may continue to improve what we offer or customize
services to fit your needs.
Top Job-Hunting Mistakes
and How NOT to Make Them
In the most competitive job market
in recent history, employers can afford to be pickier
than ever, expecting perfection from job seekers who
they'll move forward in the process and punishing
mistake makers by throwing them out of contention.
While it's difficult to be looking for a job these days, it's
quite easy to avoid some of the most common
mistakes made by job seekers. This article describes
some of the most common and avoidable mistakes
we see.
Let's start with the ground rules.
You want to run a successful search. We define that
not as a certain number of networking calls,
informational interviews, or job offers, though many of
these are benchmarks of good search technique. We
define a successful job search as a search that ends
with an offer you'd like to accept from an organization
where you'd like to work. For some, that means 327
interviews, for others, it means one networking call. In
either case and for everyone in between, the mistakes
are equally as costly.
Click here to read this month's article to learn how to avoid these costly mistakes...
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New Teleseminar:
Jumpstart Your Job Search in 2010!
Encore.org is sponsoring a free
Encore Careers Telebriefing with experts who
will offer tips on how to find an encore career that
offers continued income doing work that offers
personal fulfillment and social impact.
The call will take place on Wednesday,
March 3, at 12-12:45 p.m. Pacific time/3-3:45 p.m.
Eastern time. It will feature former NY Times
Columnist Marci Alboher,
Encore.org's in-house encore careers specialist;
Erin O'Connor Jones of the Nonprofit
Professionals Advisory Group, who is an expert on
transition to the nonprofit sector; and Mark
Noonan, who transitioned from a job in high tech
to working for a nonprofit called Elders in Action.
To sign up for the free telebriefing, visit the Get Started Guide page on Encore.org, where you'll also learn the answers to 12 commonly asked questions about finding an encore career.
Click here to register for the FREE teleseminar...
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NPAG Client Event Spotlight:
The Philanthropic Initiative Presents
Philanthropic Leadership in a Reset World
Drawing on over 50 combined years of
experience and practice at Harvard University and in
philanthropic organizations around the world,
Cambridge Leadership Associates and The
Philanthropic Initiative are pleased to offer a joint
workshop for foundation board members and staff as
well as individuals deeply engaged in philanthropy.
This program focuses on the exercise of
leadership, enabling participants to develop
knowledge, strategies, and action steps for
deepening impact on their organizations and
communities as well as thriving, not just surviving,
through these times of complexity and uncertainty.
Through a combination of discussions, small group work, case studies and guided reflection, as philanthropists, participants will learn the strategies and skills of Adaptive Leadership for greater impact and social change.
This event takes place March 31-April 1, 2010 at TPIs headquarters at 160 Federal Street in Boston.
To learn more or register, click here...
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