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 Gary MatsudaThe U.S. Navy SEALs have a saying: "Get comfortable being uncomfortable." While not as harrowing as preparing for combat, the thought of networking still gets our insides twisted up in knots. Keynote Cary Pfeffer spoke to Career Connectors and called on us to get out of our ...
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Written by Michelle Rock Keynote The first full time employee to join Jessica Pierce and the Career Connectors organization was Sheila Coulam. As the VP of Operations, she coordinates the volunteer team, oversees event logistics, directs marketing and communication, creates and maintains the website, plans the keynote calendar and provides ...
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Written by Jim McBride Keynote From donut designer, grocery bagger, delivery driver, bank teller, restaurant server all the way up to casino accountant and business executive. This is the unique career journey of Jennifer Mellor, Chief Innovation Officer for the Greater Phoenix Chamber. Your career arc may not include a ...
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Written by Jim McBride Keynote: The Networking Brief: Increase Your Influence How you activate the “process” and truly benefit from networking during your career transition and beyond, is an absolute necessity in today’s business climate. Consider Career Connectors founder and today’s keynote speaker Jessica Pierce and her transformation into a ...
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Written by: Connie Huber PHR SHRM-CP As job seekers we want to know, “when will I find a job”? Wouldn’t it be great to look at a crystal ball and find out we will find a job two weeks from today? Unfortunately, we cannot rely on a crystal ball, psychic ...
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Written by Julia Churan It sounds so easy to apply for positions online. No hassle driving to a prospective employer's office and trying to find someone that will accept your resume, or sealing a copy in an envelope and running it to the post office only to wait for a ...
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Written by Susan Lamphiear Keynote "It's not the evil empire out there, people," Brenda Cunningham tells job seekers trying to craft their resumes. It's a matter of convenience that companies are trying to deal with the huge numbers of resumes they are likely to receive for any given available position ...
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Written by Gary Matsuda You want the job. You need to get the sale. You need to get stuff done and there is so much to do. Who cares about being liked?Not so fast! Despite how much we rely on technology to communicate and be productive, deep down we still ...
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Written by Julia Churan When you haven't had to look for a job in many years, you might feeloverwhelmed in a whole new world of HR technology. The solutions you used to job search 10 years ago or even 5 are likely obsolete. Terms have changed, the interview format is ...
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