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Twenty Timely Tips for the Baby Boomer Job Seeker
Program Categories
Educational Programs, Miscellaneous
Audience Age
Adult
If you were born between 1946 and 1964, the baby boom years, and are finding it increasingly difficult to land an interview, let alone a job, you are encountering the reality of ageism, the most subtle form of job discrimination. Job seekers as young as forty are being screened out by employers. It is possible, however, to break through “the gray ceiling” — if you know how to strategize your job search. The secret to success is to minimize your age and maximize your value.
This webinar provides you with twenty timely tips on how to position yourself in the marketplace, compete with recent college graduates, prepare a contemporary resume, sit for an interview with a person most likely one to three decades younger than yourself, and, ultimately, land a dream job.
This webinar is divided into two segments: lecture and question- and-answer period. The topics covered include getting around age discrimination, changing negatives into positives, maintaining energy and enthusiasm, and remaining confident no matter how lengthy the job search.
$150.
The webinar fee structure is designed to accommodate various budgetary parameters as it is based upon the time slot selected by the library. The material is customized to fit the chosen format. The fee structure is as follows:
$150, 30 minutes;
$175, 45 minutes;
$200, 60 minutes;
$225, 75 minutes;
$250, 90 minutes.
Group Size
Unlimited
Program Length
Dependent upon sponsor's preference: 30-90 minutes
None
Last Modified
02/10/2022
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