This Meetup is for anyone seeking a job who is willing to receive and give support others who are on the same mission.

Join us for networking and to share resources. Bring your resume and business cards if you have them and also bring any job leads or resources that you can share with us.

From time to time, we'll offer meetings to develop skills needed to have the motivation, consistency, and execution necessary to capture that sweet result of a successful job search--a satisfying and rewarding job.

It is free to join this meetup. There is a small fee to RSVP for meetings. Once you join the meetup, you can view the schedule and location for the meetings and RSVP if you like.

For more information about the organizer Paul Kuykendall and other resources available, see http://southbaygroups.com/index.htm

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South Bay Job Search Network http://photos2.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/8/7/0/a/global_6874570.jpeg
Santa Clara, CA 95050
Founded Jan 8, 2009
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