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Teleseminar For Executive Job Seekers -- Nov 16
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I have been asked to give a teleseminar on Wednesday, November 16 at 4 p.m. Eastern time (-0500). It is titled:
YOUR JOB SEARCH IS A MARKETING PROJECT
It's basically the lessons learned in researching and writing The Potato Chip Difference : How to apply leading edge marketing strategies to landing the job you want.
More information and sign-up at: The Experts Connection
The purpose of this post is really two-fold:
1. First, if any of you are interested, it would be great to have some moral support from the MarketingProfs gang. The cost is $45, I think ... though I get precious little of that. (I'm doing it mostly to help promote the book.)
2. Second, if any of you have great examples of how a job seeker was able to apply the basic principles of marketing to successfully land the job of their dreams, I can always use an extra case study or anecdote. I'll even credit you with the story, if I use it, during the seminar.
Comments of any kind are welcome, of course, including any suggestions for how to make the teleseminar more interesting for participants.
Finally, if you want to take a look at the preface and chapter 1 of the book, you can find them on the website www.potatochipdifference.com . Just click on "About the Book" and you'll find links there. (I've also linked them in the paragraph above.)
Thanks in advance for any ideas, suggestions, examples, comments, questions, or whatever.