An important part of the interview process is being able to present yourself in a positive light and set yourself apart from the others interviewing for the same position.  One way to do that is by having an accomplishments portfolio where you concretely present to the interviewer what you have done over your career.  

In this workshop you will learn how to create an accomplishments portfolio, what materials are needed, what to include and exclude, and how to use it to its best advantage.

During the hiring process you get several chances to make a good impression; beside the interview and background check, knowing who to use as a reference can help the employer confirm that you are the right person they are choosing for the job.

The last thing you want is for a potential employer to push delete after having looked at your resume for less than 30 seconds. 

In this workshop you will become aware of what your resume is, how employers look at it, what to avoid including in your resume, and how to craft one that presents your skills, abilities and accomplishments in a way to pique an employers' interest. 

Due to the amount of information presented, this workshop will begin promptly at 9:30 a.m.

This workshop is a loosely moderated, unstructured open floor setting for members to talk in a supportive and protective environment about their current job search.  

Typical topics from past forums have included interview situations and experiences, resume questions, how to handle emotions with loved ones at home, and just about whatever the assembled group felt like talking about at the time.

It is one of those 'Whatever is said in the room stays in the room.' sessions so you can feel confident and secure in sharing what's going on with you.