How to make hiring YOU a no-brainer!
Make your job search story irresistible
In today’s highly competitive job search environment, it’s vital to answer two fundamental questions:
- What sets you apart from your job search competition?
- Why should a prospective employer care?
Whether you are interviewing for a job or simply networking and
planting seeds about what you have to offer, you have to be able to
tell your story in a way that answers both of those questions. In this
free one-hour teleclass, you will discover how to tell that story in a
clear, concise and compelling way.
We will explore three essential
components of telling your story in a way that both sets you apart and
demonstrates how an employer would benefit from hiring you.
- Skill: What skills do I have to offer?
- Passion: What energizes me?
- Needs: What are the needs that the employer is trying to meet by hiring for this job?
The end goal is to be able to tell any prospective employer:
- This is why I can do this job (skills).
- This is why doing this job will energize me (passion).
- And most importantly, this is how my skills and passion address your needs.
In this teleclass you will learn:
- A methodical way to
identify your skills that gives you insight into both what your skills
are and how they relate to the big picture of what you have
accomplished.
- How to create a resource with vignettes that help you tell the
story of how you have used each of your skills and the beneficial
outcome.
- A technique for identifying the underlying characteristics of what lights you up.
- An approach to building a picture of what needs an employer is meeting when hiring for a position.
- How to position your skills and passion in the context of meeting an employer’s needs.
Date: Wednesday, August 12th, 2009
Time: Noon Pacific time (I’m in Seattle)
Duration: One hour
Cost: Free (You pay only whatever fees your long distance carrier charges).
Format: Mix of instruction and attendee participation
To register: E-mail me for more call information (phone number, pin, etc.)
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