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New Boost Your Career Webinars Available - and more are coming!

Yes - It has been awhile...and, finally, more webinars are here to help you on your Career Path, co-sponsored by SueMentors and Tulane University!
What to Do if I’m Not Working: Part 1-Before and During the Gap
Bitly: https://bit.ly/2zG6Oem
Full: 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
Bitly: https://bit.ly/30NIJyk
Full: https://www.gotostage.com/channel/5117533204124515078/recording/7b12cb32149e45c8aadbb0f93b0ea68e/watch?source=CHANNEL

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

Stay tuned for the next several between now and mid-October: 
  • Showing and Rating Your Skills
  • Cover Letters and Resumes: What to Include and Where
  • Job Application Systems: What Helps and What Doesn't
  • Imposter Syndrome: Am I the Only One?
  • Demonstrating Leadership across Your Roles
  • Managing Up: You Should Do Your Boss’ Job

And here are more #career webinars to help you on your way.
2018 Webinars
Bitly link
Full URL

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

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