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Now that the income is gone or substantially decreased for a time, what strategies might be deployed to stay afloat?  How long might the job search last?  Based on some factors that are under your control and some that aren’t, you can positively or negatively affect how long the search will last.

Once you know how long your job search may last, you can develop pro-active plans to survive financially and minimize worry.  Then you can focus on your job search plans in a positive way.

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Get this picture … you can and must choose where you are going, or you might end up somewhere else!   Choices abound.  Even when we think we have no choice; we often have several alternatives.  And if we don’t choose, that is a choice too!  The choices we make determine our destination… our FUTURE.

In a successful job search, one chooses a “future focus” consciously, carefully and confidently.  It saves time, allows others to help and engages all one’s resources toward one goal.  The future focus involves decisions about career, job, geography, industry, company and boss.

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It seems many people still believe that employment is found by working really hard to locate available jobs.  But that is only a part of the process, and it is often the weakest part! Most job seekers waste time, are looking in the wrong places, and do little to manage their time.

A successful job search employs multiple approaches, is thoughtful and prayerful.  Many want to know how to plan well and then how to turn the plan into results.  With the right mix of methods and weekly prioritization, the job search will achieve success.

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Having two résumés … that doesn’t seem necessary, but it absolutely is to get that next best career job.  And each is equally important.  The oral résumé is used to super-charge your interviews and it engages more networking help than any other thing you can use.  It has a simple structure.  It packs a powerful punch.

The written résumé can be developed using different styles, but the résumés having success have a few things in common and stand head and shoulders above the competition.  Learn the steps to develop both of these résumés so you have a dynamite one-two knockout punch!

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Each time you create a version of your résumé it seems there’s a reason to revise it.  Sometimes a prospective employer causes you to consider changing, deleting or adding a small piece.  Sometimes an adviser suggests a revision you hadn’t considered before, which just might make a significant difference.

During the résumé inspection, ideas are shared, different styles exhibited, variations are reviewed, and everyone leaves enriched by the experience. This is the time to practice the oral résumé and receive helpful feedback about your written résumé.  It is a time to encourage and be encouraged.

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Can you pass a Criminal Background Check?  Have you been arrested and are now dealing with a background while in job search?  This seminar is designed to help those with backgrounds overcome employment barriers.  You will learn how to effectively answer questions regarding your background on an employment application and in interviews.  This is a FREE event.

Next seminar is Monday, February 15, 2021, from 6 - 7 PM. The seminar will be online via Zoom!  Advance registration is required.

Call Ed Bazan 682-302-1543, 9 AM - 5 PM weekdays.