Career Confidence

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Does the thought of networking make you feel kind of “icky”? Do you believe that networking is primarily about “selling yourself” or “making small talk”? If so, you’re not alone, and this workshop is definitely for you! Networking can be fun, especially when you realize that it’s about not just receiving but giving, as well—and about meeting new professional friends. Sustainable, fruitful networking is an ongoing process made up of connections that are built on trust, over time. Once you understand the basics of establishing rapport and making meaning connections, the question then becomes: where should you network? There are hundreds of opportunities, how do you know which are best for you? And what do you do once you’ve made new connections? In this highly interactive workshop, you'll learn the important skills of how to meet new people in a professional setting, how to answer the question, “What do you do?” in an interesting and compelling way, and how to nurture and grow your professional network. Jill Marshall Annitto is a professional adventure coach and networking enthusiast, who helps her clients embrace challenges, and go beyond their limiting beliefs. As a US Army veteran, adventure traveler, and former marathon runner, Jill has experienced the exhilaration of triumphing over boundaries and persevering until the next big breakthrough. Treat this seminar as a formal job interview. For men, this means wearing a suit and tie. Bring several copies of your resume. At the end of most Career-Confidence.org seminars, there is an 8-minute Christian story.

Katie Nelson of SalesUprising will be teaching on the basics of sales for non-sales people. All of us are in sales. Finding a job is a sales process. More details coming

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