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Our next meeting is Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Agenda
5:30 to 6:00 PM - Social Networking / Attendee Check In
6:00 to 6:30 PM - Spiritual Message
6:30 to 7:30 PM - Career / Informational Break Outs
New Job Seeker's Workshop: Richard Voight
Social Networking: Steve Allen
7:30 to 8:30 PM - Career Speaker
Bruce Dreyfus
Author and Managing Partner at get-that-next-job.com
Bruce has spent the last 25 years in the Human Capital arena, outplacement, recruiting, career planning and transition coaching. His prior professional career encompassed three distinct yet related career paths, teaching, sales, sales training and sales management, and small business consulting. He has worked as an outplacement consultant, recruiter, sales and recruiting manager, business consultant, and Vice President of Sales in three different industries.
He is also the author of various articles on sales, management and dehiring, he has also been quoted in newsletters, periodicals and newspapers. His book and CD have been received well by the outplacement community. Bruce also writes for several websites as well as his own, www.get-THAT- NEXT-job. com. Bruce is also a sought after speaker on all topics having to do with transition.
Bruce holds a BS Ed and M Ed in Administration. Bruce taught English and Social Sciences for several years before embarking on a successful sales and coaching career. He has also earned a certificate as a Certified Outplacement Consultant. As a former, sales professional, Bruce does understand how to get you NOTICED, INTERVIEWED, and more importantly how to allow his candidates to NEGOTIATE the best package for themselves while securing THAT NEXT job.
Bruce's philosophy, his basic mission statement as a Transition Methodology Coach is "Results, not just another Transition Concern." "Candidates, not merely Resumes," sums up his vision of coaching, mentoring, and consulting in his 21st century transition system. His step-by-step marketing approach for candidates, using his Candidate Information Program helps get his candidates noticed in today's highly competitive job search environment.
Click Here To Register for the February 7th Meeting
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Our mission and purpose is to provide help with the following:
- Practical job search assistance
- Find new ways to improve your career path
- Networking with other professionals
- Christian fellowship
- Spiritual and emotional support
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Up Coming Career Speakers
Feb. 7, 2012 - Bruce Dreyfus
Click here for more information about up coming events. |
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In this economy, over 800 people apply and submit their resume to every Career Builder or Monster job posting on the web. It's easy to understand why your resume may be getting lost in the crowd?
- Would you like to know how to get your resume to the top of the stack?
- Would you like to find out how to get your resume noticed?
- Would you like to know what hiring managers are looking for on your resume?
- Would you like for an Industry Guide to review your resume?
Join us at Cornerstone Career Ministry for our 4 Steps Job Search series.
We will be presenting the step by step secrets to get you noticed and the job you want.
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Meeting Information
Our career ministry meets every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month at First Baptist Church Woodstock
Everyone is welcome. The meetings are held in the Magnolia Room on the 2nd floor of the Worship Center from 5:30 PM to around 8:30 PM. There is no charge and dress is casual. Click here for directions.
Meeting Schedule
5:30 to 6:00 PM - Attendee Sign In / Networking
6:00 to 6:30 PM - Spiritual Message
6:30 to 7:00 PM - Career Topic / 4 Step Presentation
6:30 to 7:30 PM - Industry Guides Resume Reviews / Networking
7:30 to 8:30 PM - Career Keynote Speaker
Comments From Attendees
Thank you so much for this note, for hosting a great CCM event on Tuesday evening and for all you do to support those of us in career transition. While I thought the entire Tuesday evening program was wonderful, I truly appreciated Jeff Piper's inspirational message. In this challenging economy and job market, I know that I am guilty of not appreciating all that God has done for me. One of my resolutions to combat this is to be thankful for those good things that God sends me and let those messengers know; the CCM ministry and your spirit of service is certainly one such blessing!
So, thanks for all you do to keep us informed, equipped and motivated (spiritually and otherwise)! I know that your service benefits many but I wanted to be sure that you heard from one describing the value it brings him!
Mike
I am looking forward to attending the event on Feb. 2. The last meeting was my first, and man, was I glad I went! Great ministry you all offer!
Brian
I have not been able to attend any CCM Tuesday events in the past month because I am taking a class every Tuesday until May 10. However, I just wanted to let you know that the CCM event on March 15 was truly life-changing. I gained a great deal of valuable information from the panel of recruiters and managers that spoke. I thought I had been quite savvy in my job search, so it was quite humbling- yet empowering, to get practical information about what I could be doing differently. In particular, I raised the question about the value of cover letters which I had been spending hours creating.
I also found the New Member Orientation Breakout, conducted by Richard Voigt, to be invaluable. I have been following his suggestions to the letter and feel far more confident in my job search. I had not even begun a LinkedIn profile, nor did I have any business cards- I mistakenly thought both were outdated! Richard helped me, and I believe everyone else in the room, to feel more confident about what they have to offer potential employers, and each other. As a result, I truly believe in the power of networking and have begun participating in various networking events around Atlanta. I have also been sharing the packet of information that was sent and encouraging my friends to attend the Tuesday events.
Once my class is over in May, I definitely plan to come back to CCM, even if I have become employed :-) Thank you so much for this wonderful ministry!
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