The start of a new year can provide both the motivation and determination to revitalize your career. Whether by enhancing your skills, expanding your network, or learning more about trends and opportunities in your local job market, you can find…
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New year’s check-in; revitalize your career
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Grow your career connections
Hoping to expand your network? Looking for connections in a new career? CareerOneStop’s Professional Association Finder offers a search of national professional and industry associations that can help you grow in your career and find professional contacts related to your industry…
Thanksgiving networking
Thanksgiving is a great time to reconnect with people you don’t see often and have a chance to catch up.
If you’re looking for work, it’s also a great time to network.
Set up a networking event via video conference
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Learn how to organize an online networking event to share job leads, generate business ideas, and more.
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5 ways professional associations can help you boost your career
Looking for a way to develop professional relationships and build your network?
Consider joining or becoming more active in a professional association.
Conquer the emotional downfalls of a job search
A job search can feel like an emotional roller coaster.
Read up on some of the most common emotional downfalls that may occur in a job search and how to avoid them or work your way through them.
How to build a professional network
Networking is about developing relationships that could be helpful to you in your job search and your career.
Building a professional network is achievable for almost everyone, by following these steps to identify your network and develop it.
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Older workers have strong prospects
Hear about effective job search strategies from older workers from career counselor John Coffey.
Coffey, age 70, speaks from personal—as well as professional—experience.
Make your next cover letter a great one!
Your cover letter is often your best opportunity to sell your skills and show your interest in a position.
New Year goal #1: Join a professional association
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Posted in Career changers, Career counselors, Entry-level workers, Job seekers, Students, Uncategorized
Make 2017 the year you take a step that could be very good for your job search, and probably even better for your long term career success: join a professional association.