PSGCNJ Job-Search Tip #14
When in transition, use a spreadsheet to document your campaign and remain accountable. Complete six to 10 activities each day and bunch them into one of three categories: “Searching”, “Networking” […]
When in transition, use a spreadsheet to document your campaign and remain accountable. Complete six to 10 activities each day and bunch them into one of three categories: “Searching”, “Networking” […]
Invest in a formal, business portrait of yourself and then put it on your business card. When networking, it helps people remember you. www.psgcnj.org.
Parents should link-in with other parents through email lists from Parent-Teacher Organizations, after-school activities, sports groups, and your kids’ class email lists. You will find representatives from many local companies. […]
By Frances Chaves The challenges of finding work after a long period of unemployment can be overwhelming, no matter what the reason for your separation from work. The average length […]
By Frances Chaves If PSGCNJ has helped you, consider helping PSGCNJ. Now that PSGCNJ is independent from the Department of Labor, we have expenses that we didn’t have before, including […]
The Rutgers Center for Management Development offers Mini-MBA™ programs designed for individuals in Business Essentials, Digital Marketing, Pharma Entrepreuneurship, and more. Some are offered in an intensive one-week format that […]
Get a training grant to pursue further education, sharpen existing skills or develop new skills. Directions on how to apply for training grants are available in “Transition to Success” at […]
Exercise, exercise, exercise. There is no need to join a gym. Go for a walk, run along the river or through your neighborhood. Breathe plenty of air; it’s free. www.psgcnj.org.
Update your resume on job boards weekly, even it’s only a comma or two. Frequent changes keep your resume fresh and atop the heap of other job-seekers. www.psgcnj.org.
By Kenneth Hitchner PSGCNJ recently expanded its social media offering, securing its place on Twitter. People who follow @PSGCNJ will see the community’s new digital newspaper, The PSGCNJ Daily, which […]
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