You may be sabotaging your own job hunt if you cannot answer these three big questions.
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Last evening during the presentation I gave titled “Google is your New Resume” there was some discussion about privacy and your job hunt. There is a delicate balance between privacy and also being open and available for recruiters to find you on a Google Search.
Privacy and Your Job Hunt
Marc Montayne has joined the volunteer team in helping provide resume review services for our members. Marc’s face might be familiar to many of our members that come into Christ Community Church through the Atrium as he serves on Christ Community’ Church’s staff as the Renewal Ministry Pastor. Marc’s past is where he knows what […]
Meet our New Resume Reviewer
The OCNSG is looking to have several people available to review resumes. Ideally we would like to have more than one person helping in the capacity so as not to overload the reviewer. This is a volunteer position, like others with the group and payment is only in the Thanks, Smiles and Gratitude from our […]
Help Wanted–Resume Reviewer(s)
By being a member of the Omaha Career Networking Support Group* (OCNSG), you have a number of FREE services available to help you along your job hunt journey. You need to have attended a Tuesday night meeting and filled out an information form.
OCNSG Members Benefits – 2014
John Staup is a recruiter with West Corp. His LinkedIn professional headline reads, “Hands on Recruiting Manager focused on bringing in the best to West – what can I do for you? “ John will be providing tips on improving your resume so your chances to gaining an interview are improved. Come listen to what […]
Meeting Aug. 14–John Staup
RESUME BUILDING Sandy Ferrucci, READY Specialist/Real Employment Assistance for Developing You with Goodwill Industries Inc. will be presenting on Resume Building. Whether you are just starting out in a job hunt or have been on one for a while, it is always a good idea to see if there are any tips you can […]
Meeting June 19th–Sandy Ferrucci
I ran across this blog post from Mark Cenedella of the Ladders. In it Mark shows a letter written 500 years ago by Leonardo Da Vinci to the Duke of Milan. One of the key features of the post written by Mark is that resume should not be based on past achievements, rather how the […]