How Recruiters Can Accelerate Your Job Search Teleclass from Futures in Motion, Inc.
Futures in Motion, Inc. will conduct a teleclass on Monday, May 18, 2009, 12 noon PST on how to work with a recruiter.
Long Beach, CA (Vocus/PRWEB ) May 7, 2009 -- Certified career coach Markell Steele offers a teleclass for job seekers interested in learning how to work with recruiters. The class will feature an interview with Gary Capone, owner of the executive recruiting firm Palladian International and author of Palladian's career advice blog.
Job seekers are frustrated and overwhelmed. Many are looking for a job for the first time in years and it's taking a lot longer than expected to find a job. People do what they know, so job seekers are spending hours scouring online job posting sites in the hopes that their next job opportunity will appear. It's like looking for a needle in a haystack.
What can job seekers do to increase their chances of finding a decent job and standing out among the intense competition?
They need to understand today's job market and create a good plan for connecting to job opportunities. They need to have a good resume and the ability to promote their accomplishments and abilities effectively.
But, there is a secret weapon that can make a big difference - recruiters and headhunters.
How can working with a recruiter accelerate a job search?
I plan to find out on May 18th when I interview my colleague Gary Capone of Palladian International, Inc. a Virginia based executive recruiting firm. Recruiters and staffing agencies can be an important resource in your job search. Unfortunately, most job seekers don't understand what they need to do to be effective and what they should expect from a recruiter.
I'm going to ask all the questions you want to know the answers to, so you can partner with recruiters and shorten your job search time.
You'll have a chance to ask questions in advance and during the call.
Register for the How Recruiters Can Accelerate Your Job Search call today.
About Gary:
Gary W. Capone is Vice President and cofounder of Palladian International, LLC, a Virginia based executive recruiting firm. He is a graduate of the Management and Technology Program at the University of Pennsylvania, where he concurrently earned a Bachelor's of Science in Mechanical Engineering and a Bachelor's of Science in Economics from the Wharton School of Business. Mr. Capone has experience in manufacturing, distribution, accounting, finance and human resources, gained from positions at PriceWaterhouseCoopers, Newell-Rubbermaid, Kforce, Raymond James and Target Corp. In 2006, he joined the Board of Directors of the Blue Ridge Chapter of APICS and in 2009 was elected Chapter President. Mr. Capone co-authored the book Power Up Your Job Search: A Modern Approach to Interview Preparation. Learn more about Palladian: www.palladiancr.com
About Futures in Motion, Inc.
Futures in Motion, Inc. helps individuals gain the confidence they need to create and manage satisfying careers. The firm is led by Markell R. Steele, Career Counselor and founder of Futures in Motion, Inc., a national certified counselor, distance credentialed counselor, author, and speaker. "I help frustrated job seekers find career direction, so they can get the job they want in less time with less stress." She is an expert in the career management process and provides her clients with a wealth of knowledge about the world of work and strategies for career success. As a counselor and coach, she facilitates career decision-making, job search action planning, self-marketing campaign development, professional network development, and leadership development. Ms. Steele authored the book, Fast Track Your Career: Three Steps for Finding Work You Love. Learn more about Futures in Motion: www.futures-in-motion.com
Contact:
Markell Steele
Futures in Motion, Inc
P.O. Box 14633
Belmont Shore, CA 90853
Tel: (877) 210-3252
Fax: (877) 210-3252
E-mail: admin(at)futures-in-motion.com
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