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Here’s How You Can Show the Skills You Have


It takes more than just listing SKILLS on your résumé. Our latest Boost Your Career on-demand webinar shows you how to demonstrate the value you bring

The Showing and Rating Your Skills webinar will take you through ways to demonstrate your professional value by using your evidence and results instead of listing a variety of skills. We also take you through ways to rate skills such as technology and language use.

This webinar complements information in these Boost Your Career webinars:

·       Yes, You Do Have Experience…Here's How to Show It (Part 1)
o   https://bit.ly/2RpjjRW
or
o   https://www.gotostage.com/channel/5117533204124515078/recording/3f2298fef1ac4ebeab89c3febbcd0bd5/watch?source=CHANNEL

·       I Really DO Have Experience (Part 2)
o   https://bit.ly/2UoSUWp
or
o   https://www.gotostage.com/channel/5117533204124515078/recording/d624e23df10d4800b7860b6af4d80149/watch?source=CHANNEL


The full webinar list to date: 
Boost Your Career webinars
Effective Networking
https://bit.ly/2WpXUf8
https://www.gotostage.com/channel/5117533204124515078/recording/7e8d00e7cd80497189f6afc70cb65eee/watch?source=CHANNEL
No Reply (Is Anyone Out There?)
https://bit.ly/2HKeZxo
https://www.gotostage.com/channel/5117533204124515078/recording/ea95fc23d2274173aa2aea387ecc6723/watch?source=CHANNEL
Why Do I Need a Resume and a CV?
https://bit.ly/2CPnWje
https://www.gotostage.com/channel/5117533204124515078/recording/adf8daf973f943e294bc363279e1f25b/watch?source=CHANNEL
Yes, You Do Have Experience…Here's How to Show It (Part 1)
https://bit.ly/2RpjjRW
https://www.gotostage.com/channel/5117533204124515078/recording/3f2298fef1ac4ebeab89c3febbcd0bd5/watch?source=CHANNEL
I Really DO Have Experience (Part 2)
https://bit.ly/2UoSUWp
https://www.gotostage.com/channel/5117533204124515078/recording/d624e23df10d4800b7860b6af4d80149/watch?source=CHANNEL
I Have a Job Offer. Now What?
https://bit.ly/2MDNIv3
https://www.gotostage.com/channel/5117533204124515078/recording/de9dddd9068243f6861468d79151ed18/watch?source=CHANNEL
What to Do if I’m Not Working: Part 1-Before and During the Gap
https://bit.ly/2zG6Oem
https://www.gotostage.com/channel/5117533204124515078/recording/a80f9a7d30d148ff8bbc6ea6d98072ce/watch?source=CHANNEL

What to Do if I’m Not Working: Part 2-Re-entry or Continued Gap
https://bit.ly/30NIJyk
https://www.gotostage.com/channel/5117533204124515078/recording/7b12cb32149e45c8aadbb0f93b0ea68e/watch?source=CHANNEL

Job Transitions: Voluntary or Not
https://bit.ly/2zDSkf5
https://www.gotostage.com/channel/5117533204124515078/recording/24909b2941a349fa90650340e2c9832d/watch?source=CHANNEL

Showing and Rating Your Skills
https://bit.ly/2lDbNc3
https://www.gotostage.com/channel/5117533204124515078/recording/45c429281cd844a79cce5237453ff2a9/watch?source=CHANNEL




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