Finding a Job in Turbulent Times

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    1. Position Wanted: Finding a Job in Turbulent Times www.employaid.com November 2008
    2. Business Environment
      • The 100 year economic crisis
      • Legacy companies failing
      • Landscape marked by uncertainty
      • Consistent opportunities in “engine positions”
      • Growth opportunities in new Administration platform areas.
      November 2008 www.employaid.com
    3. New Job Structures
      • Marked by change
        • Lateral or reverse moves
        • Entry level in new industries
        • Part-time and contract employment
      November 2008 www.employaid.com
    4. Small Business Growth
      • Entrepreneurial ventures
        • Start-ups
        • Franchising
      November 2008 www.employaid.com
    5. If You are Looking for Work
      • Fewer internal resources to go to
      • Be your own Agent
        • Access information
        • Research companies
        • Research necessary competencies
      November 2008 www.employaid.com
    6. Look in a Smart Way
      • Data driven
        • Market savvy
        • Awareness of growth industries
        • Understand who is buying
        • Decide what it will take to get there
          • Supplement your skill set
          • Industry or position change
          • Job structure change
      November 2008 www.employaid.com
    7. Emotional Shift
      • Past expectations may not equal current or future reality.
      • Born and bred to be an X______?
      • Letting go and readjusting
      November 2008 www.employaid.com
    8. Working for Who?
      • Whether you realize it or not, in today’s economy you are in business for yourself.
      • Work for your employer’s growth as well as your own.
      • Continuously build your Success Portfolio.
      November 2008 www.employaid.com
    9. Document It
      • Your accomplishments
        • Use business results: percent increases, project successes, organizational visibility, community service,
        • If entry level, your academic record is no longer enough. Document what it is you bring to the table that is truly extraordinary.
      November 2008 www.employaid.com
    10. An Important Fact
      • The higher up you go in position level, the more that your competency is assumed.
      • The hiring criteria is then based on chemistry, or “organizational fit.”
      • Communication skills, or “soft skills” mastery cannot be over-emphasized.
      November 2008 www.employaid.com
    11. Marketing Yourself
      • If you were a box of cornflakes….
      • How will marketing change based on who you are marketing to?
        • A large corporation
        • A start-up
        • Your clients
      • Position yourself where there is need.
      November 2008 www.employaid.com
    12. Expand Your Reach
      • Use the power of the Internet to build your online portfolio.
        • Blog posts, commenting on Blogs
        • Articles
        • LinkedIn, etc.
      November 2008 www.employaid.com
    13. But Beware…
      • Be careful what you reveal about yourself online.
      • Social networks invite sharing.
      • Reference checks by employers through unofficial means are the norm.
      • To the extent possible, clear the “Digital Dirt.”
      November 2008 www.employaid.com
    14. Recruiters & You
      • Cultivate strong relationships
      • Give the recruiter a good platform
        • Strong, well documented resume
        • Skill and/or industry transferability
        • Achievement orientation
        • Enthusiasm
        • Flexibility
        • Availability
      November 2008 www.employaid.com
    15. Employaid.com
      • Hundreds of totally original articles, videos, White Papers, Pod Casts for every stage of a career.
      • Employaid Exchange – Online consultant service. Ask a job related question: receive an answer usually within one business day.
      November 2008 www.employaid.com
    16. Thank You!
      • For presentation copies, questions, comments, topic suggestions, articles for newsletters, or advertising information:
      • [email_address]
      November 2008 www.employaid.com

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