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- 1. Leveraging Your Memberships: Making Your Professional Association Dues Pay Off Presented by Cyndi McCabe and Chris Wenz
- 14. Building An Accomplishment Statement O National organization offers membership rebates to local chapters. Accurate membership records were nonexistent for our chapter. A Consolidated all membership records into one user-friendly system & identified redundancies R Based on my system and its newly available information, we increased membership rebate from national organization by 20%. Increased membership rebate 20% by developing and implementing membership database.
- 19. YOU CAN DO THIS!
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- If you are serious about building a resume based on volunteer work, you will need to develop a portfolio that documents your service and supports that you have the skills and experience needed for the job you are seeking. Like letters of reference from previous employers, you should request a documentation of service statement from your volunteer or service “employer”. It should contain a position description: including title, duties and responsibilities, skills utilized, dates of service, number of hours contributed, and training received. The letter may also contain a brief evaluation of your performance and overall contribution to the organization.
- Writing accomplishments using the P-A-R formula will be very valuable in your reemployment quest. Because PARs make it easy to describe your accomplishments, you will be able to weave your accomplishments into interviews and discussions gracefully and naturally. You will find yourself using some of these statements in your résumé or bio as part of a "personal portfolio." For example, as your interviewers talk about their business problems, you can respond, "That reminds me of how we tackled a similar problem at Amalgamated"; then you give them P + A + R.