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These are just a few of our current
searches...
Chief Marketing and Development
Officer
Special Olympics International
Washington, D.C.
Executive Director
Connecticut Early
Childhood Alliance
Hartford, Connecticut
Part-Time Executive Director
Parents Against Childhood Epilepsy
New
York, New York
Development Manager
Robert F.
Kennedy Center for
Justice and Human Rights
Washington, DC Executive Director
Crossroads School
Natick, Massachusetts
Coming Soon!
Director of
Development
American Indian College Fund
Denver, Colorado
Major Gifts Officer
School for Field Studies
Salem,
Massachusetts
Research Manager
School for Field Studies
Salem,
Massachusetts
Controller
School for
Field Studies
Salem, Massachusetts
Regional Outreach Manager
Partners in
Health
Boston, Massachusetts
Other Interesting Opportunities
Summer Program Director
Tenacity
Boston, Massachusetts
For more information about how to announce
your organization's open positions, please
contact us today!
Need Help in Your Job Search?
We provide consulting services via telephone for
young professionals, junior managers, senior
executives and career transitioners across the career
spectrum.
Package rates for senior executives, career
changers, and outplacement services are available.
Please inquire about our college and graduate school
training; we would be happy to create a presentation
that works for your group's needs
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Hello!
Thank you for interest in our job
seeker
newsletter.
In this edition, you'll
find helpful tips,
a feature
article covering a topic central to your
search, as
well
as information regarding our consulting
services.
This
newsletter is meant to help you in your
search. To
that end, your feedback is appreciated so
that we
may continue to improve what we offer.
No Phone Calls Please!
...and Other Rules You Should Break.
Job seekers constantly second
guess themselves
about what to do at each step of the process. Our
clients often bemoan, 'If only I could talk to a live
person, I could just tell them how great I am!' And,
why shouldn't they?
What is a job seeker to do? Follow
up with a phone call when the ad specifically request,
"No phone calls please"? Remove all dates earlier
than, say, 1977 from a resume? Keep that resume to
only one page? Tell an interviewer what really went
wrong that led to that terrible departure?
Perhaps yes. Perhaps no. This article debunks some of the most infamous job seeking myths...
Click here to read the whole article...
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Job Search Boot Camp 2009
Starts Wednesday!
Don't miss your chance to register for
Wednesday's kick-off nonprofit job search boot camp.
We've been surprised at the response, and have
opened up 15 additional slots to meet the
demand!
Join
NPAG's "Boot Camp for Nonprofit Job Seekers," led by
Join Laura Gassner Otting, NPAG's
Founder & President and author of the book, Change Your
Career: Transitioning to the Nonprofit Sector (Kaplan
2007), and Erin O'Connor Jones, Director of
Candidate Services and author of
one of Change.org's Nonprofit Job Search blogs.
This four-part series begins
on Wednesday, November 18, 2009 at 12 noon (EST).
You'll learn the subtleties of nonprofit sector, the best way to craft a winning resume and cover letter, new and improved strategies for networking and a session dedicated to answering your job search questions. Best of all, participants will receive NPAG's NEW nonprofit job seeker workbook, designed with checklists, resources and tools to complete a successful job search.
Total Boot Camp Cost: $350.00
Individual Sessions: $175.00
Click here to learn more...
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