Cheryl Merchant, MA, LLPC, will be presenting a training workshop on Self-Development, Sat. Feb. 17th for the Women of Wisdom Institute, St. John Conner Creek Village, 4777 E. Outer Drive just east of Van Dyke in the 1st floor conference room. Fellowship and Continental Breakfast @ 9:30 a.m. Workshop from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Free Will Offering.
Women of Wisdom Institute Every 3rd Saturday. St. John Conner Creek Village, 4777 E. Outer Drive just East of Van Dyke in the 1st floor conference room. Fellowship and Continental Breakfast @ 9:30 a.m. Workshop from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Free Will Offering. Phone: 313-836-5551 or E-mail: revasare@wisevirginsministries.com
As you search for possible careers and/or professions, remember to "strongly" consider opportunities that compliment your personality and your passion (things that you enjoy doing and interests that tug on your heartstrings;). If you took the time to take the sample personality survey provided in the 1/27/07 E-mail, you can use your results to help you narrow down your search. If you did not receive the sample survey, you may contact me at cheryl@cherylmerchant.com and I will E-mail it to you.
~Cheryl Merchant, MA, LLPC~
Career Search Tip #1
According to Craig Donato (www.Oodle.com) "find sites that compile job listings from many sources. You'll be able to see all the jobs available in your area without needing to search many sites."
Career Search Tip #2
Donato (www.Oodle.com) goes on to say you should "let the sites work for you. Use sites that allow you to set up profiles of what you're looking for and that will send you new job postings."
Career Search Tip # 3
Use current postings. Donato (www.Oodle.com) suggests that you "make sure the listings are up-to-date. New listings can arrive as often as every few minutes. Make sure you're not browsing through expired listings."
Career Search Tip # 4
Do an efficient, diversified search. Donato (www.Oodle.com) recommends that you "use sites with a variety of [career] types. Oodle has popular positions as well as hard-to-find opportunities and specialties...internships and volunteer opportunities aimed at college students."
