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 Sheri Kerr Keynote Abby Kohut, Your 2020 Career: Thrive Rather Than Survive Abby is the president of Staffing Symphony LLC, corporate recruiter, and motivation speaker. Abby’s mission is to help 1 million job seekers by providing resources, guidance, inspirational words and wisdom. Abby traveled the United States to ...
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Written by Michele Rock Sometimes a job search can feel overwhelming, especially during these unprecedented times. Do you often wonder if your resume went into a black hole? The whole process can feel impersonal and extremely frustrating. Today, Career Connectors brought back Jackie Schierenberg from CommonSpirit Health (previously known as ...
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Written by Susan Lamphiear Change is hard under the best of circumstances and certainly anyone facing job search or job transition will give an "Amen" to that. Add to that any other ongoing challenges, personal or societal, and it can be almost impossible to bear. Throw in a Pandemic and ...
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Written by Debbie Adkins After reading your resume, but before they see you, employers often have their mind made up about you and your work experience. What you need to do to take control is to “Show Up and Show Out without Shutting Down” and Bridgett McGowen is just the ...
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Written by Kitty Carlisle Now that so many of us are doing business virtually, including interviewing for jobs via platforms like Skype and Zoom, it’s more important than ever to present a professional image. Although interviewing virtually has been around for a long time, these unprecedented times have made virtual ...
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Written by: Connie Huber SHRM-CP PHR "The Coronaviras is showing us how to live online"from The New York Times, by Kevin Roose “The virus is forcing us to use the internet as it was always meant to be used - to connect with one another, share information and resources, and ...
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written by Gary Matsuda You might have it pretty good at home - a roof over your head, access to a refrigerator and eternally running episodes on Netflix. It may have taken some time to get used to the lockdown, but if you’re looking for a job (which is now ...
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Written by: Debbie Adkins Keynote Our speaker, Justin Jones, has all of us looking at “Resumes and Interviews” in a different way. He takes our days in kindergarten and the things we did and puts them to work with our resumes and doing our interviews. First you need to know ...
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Written by Michele Rock On March 11th, Governor Doug Ducey of Arizona issued a declaration of a Public Health State of Emergency to prepare for, prevent, respond to, and mitigate the spread of COVID-19. On March 15th, a temporary statewide school closure was issued and was later extended through the ...
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“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of light, it was the season of darkness, it was ...
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