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The employee meeting covered the following topics: 1) The COO introduced himself and discussed his background and reasons for being a good fit for the role. 2) He explained how the country club is structured with members as owners and customers, and boards and committees working with management. 3) The COO's priorities include examining finances and member surveys to improve the club and members' experiences. Treating members and employees with respect will be important.
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LinkedIn - An Introduction - "Dress for Success for the Internet"
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The important parts of your profile
Settings
Headline
Summary
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Dedication and Celebration Renovation - Pine Hills Country Club - Sheboygan, ...
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The document is about a dedication and celebration event held on May 7, 2014. It does not provide any other details about the event, who or what was being dedicated or celebrated, where it took place, who attended, or what activities were involved. The single date is the only information given in the short document.Job seekers presentation march.19.2014
Paul Hattimer, the general manager of Pine Hills Country Club, gave a presentation to a job seekers networking group about his experience interviewing and hiring candidates. He discussed topics like getting interviews, preparing for interviews, following up after interviews, and some of his best and worst hires. The presentation provided job seekers with tips from an interviewer's perspective on finding and landing a job.
Wedding presentation march 2014 Pine Hills Country Club Sheboygan, WI
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This document outlines an agenda and presentation on using LinkedIn for professional and business purposes. The event will include an arrival time, presentation beginning and ending times, a hands-on portion, and break periods. The presentation will cover optimizing LinkedIn profiles, building connections, using additional LinkedIn features and applications, and social media marketing strategies. The goal is to help attendees understand how to use LinkedIn to be found online, engage with others, and further their careers and businesses.
IAAP Hattimer LinkedIn presentation
Paul Hattimer presented on how LinkedIn can be used as a gateway to grow one's business network. Key points included that LinkedIn allows users to create professional profiles visible to others, potentially linking employers and job seekers, customers, companies and suppliers. Having a complete profile with at least 100 connections is important for being found in searches. LinkedIn also provides research tools for sales calls. Hattimer offered LinkedIn optimization and social media training services to help people better leverage their LinkedIn network.
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This document summarizes a presentation about using LinkedIn as a business networking tool. It discusses how LinkedIn allows users to create professional profiles and link to customers, employers, and other connections. It provides tips on optimizing profiles, using features like recommendations, skills, and groups to get noticed. The presentation also covers how to use LinkedIn as a search and research tool for finding jobs, employees, and sales leads.LinkedIn Training Session
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The document discusses LinkedIn and how it can be used as a tool for professional networking and career development. It provides an overview of LinkedIn's features and growth, how to build an effective profile, search for jobs and connections, and tips for using LinkedIn to enhance one's career. The presentation aims to demonstrate how LinkedIn can help users link to business contacts, future careers, and employers/job seekers.Southlake Ppt062311
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