Career Connectors events are captured by an experienced writer highlighting the key components of the event. The Event Recaps include keynote speaker content, hiring company information/open positions and additional resources.
Written By Susan Lamphiear "Self Awareness is one of the rarest of human commodities. I don't mean self consciousness where you're limiting and evaluating yourself. I mean being aware of your own patterns." Tony Robbins Bingo! It seems Robbins could just as well have been talking about job transition when ...
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Written by Connie Huber, PHR SHRM-CP Jacqueline Smith GCU, Executive Director Career IMPACT Center Thanks to Jackie for opening the event by Welcoming us to Grand Canyon University with our new day of THURSDAYS! Networking is not only reserved for your job search but should also be part of your ...
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Written by Cindy Nowack KEYNOTE Put Your Strengths to Work - Find a Job That Fits Stephanie Clergé Stephanie Clergé knows how it feels to be in transition. Throughout her career, she has worked in large and small organizations including Cisco, Deloitte, BMO Harris Bank and Chandler Unified School District ...
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Written by Miriam Spinner “You are not using the right tools” “You can’t multi-task” “You seem overwhelmed” I heard those comments in a role when I worked for a Fortune 500 company. I didn’t feel overwhelmed, and multi-tasking was my strength, or at least I thought so. It set me ...
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Written by Lauren Kutsko Keynote How to Get Your Message Across in 60 Seconds or Less Andy Gray “I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” Maya Angelou As a communication expert with ...
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Written by Lauren Kutsko Keynote Telling Your Story Cary Pfeffer As a published author of a wildly successful book called, There’s Not an App for That, Cary Pfeffer had us laughing and engaged as he shared his passion for communication. With a keen eye for connection, he encouraged us to ...
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Written by Miriam Spinner I know how it feels. I was there not knowing how to job hunt after an extended time in the workforce. And, it isn’t fun. This time might seem incredibly difficult. But, believe me, in the long run, you will remember this transition period as a ...
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Written by: Lauren Kutsko “Take risks: If you win, you will be happy; if you lose, you will be wise” Author Unknown KEYNOTE Your Work Begins Before the Interview Martha Rockwell As someone who has reinvented her professional career 5 different times and has been in the resume writing industry ...
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Written by: Connie Huber PHR SHRM-CP As job seekers, we quickly discover that today’s job search is a very different animal than in the past. Furthermore, it is not surprising to learn that recruiters have changed their strategies to find the most qualified talent. A 2016 Global Recruiting Survey connected ...
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Written by Shweta Shrivastav Keynote What Did You Say?!: Read and Respond to Interviewer Body Language Like a Pro Bridgett McGowen-Hawkins Bridgett is the CEO and Founder at BMcHAWK Talks, LLC, a public speaking coaching firm. She has presented at various conferences, universities, colleges, student organizations, and corporations. She gets her ...
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