Lay-offs, Cutbacks and Closing Down: What are you Doing to Make a Difference?

Wednesday, April 29, 2009
12:00 p.m. - 1:15 p.m. EDT

What are you doing to be prepared and to make a difference during these economic times?  Are you prepared if your job is eliminated; your hours are cut back, you are not receiving full-fees for a project or event, or your company completely shuts down?  How can etiquette and protocol help you in these tough times?  How are you staying ahead of the game and preparing for tougher times.  It is critical to treat every day at work like an interview and always be on your best.  This includes looking your best, creating new ideas, collaborating and partnering while you stay motivated and engaged in the industry.

Learner Objectives:

  • Connecting and re-connecting with leaders, past employers and contacts that could be beneficial.
  • How your first impressions can make a difference including being prepared with a business card, a firm and solid handshake and a professional appearance.
  • Interviewing again.  Possibly it has been years since you have interviewed or updated your resume.  How to arrive prepared and ready to be hired.
  • Transiting to a new job. Tips for future success and adjusting to a new office and even a new career.
  • Advancing and getting noticed.  How can you turn these tough times into a successful career?
  • Etiquette and protocol tips that will separate you to give you the professional edge.

Presenter:
Colleen A. Rickenbacher, CMP, CSEP, CPC, President, Colleen Rickenbacher, Inc.

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