The Secret Sauce In Pulling Off A Resume Review Event
This is the second in a two-part series on organizing a résumé review event
Yesterday, I shared the four basic steps you need to undertake when organizing a resume review event.
That’s Kate Perrin of PRofessional Solutions, btw, speaking at IABC/DC Metro’s 2009 event.
Now, let’s continue from there. Steps 5 – 8 will walk you through putting the rest of the pieces in place.
5. Organizing and scheduling the reviews
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This is the first in a two-part series on organizing a résumé review event
About a year and a half ago
I wrote a post on IABC/DC Metro’s tradition of organizing an annual résumé review, career counseling and networking night (disclosure: I’m immediate past president).
It’s usually a great event, because résumé reviews are always in demand. At this kind of event, people who might not be able to spend a few hundred dollars on one get them for practically nothing, assuming you have a nominal event fee.
It’s also a good experience for those providing reviews, because they get to see what folks’ resumes are like, give them balanced advice not just on the résumés but serve as a sounding board… as well as maybe learn something new from the folks they are advising.
When I wrote the post, quite a few people were interested in learning more about our “formula” for putting on, and pulling off, such an event.
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Cha cha change
In 48 hours (or thereabouts) a momentous change will take place… for me.
No, it’s not that we’ll ring in 2011, though it’s related to that.
I will officially no longer be president of IABC/DC Metro.
(This photo was taken by Marvin T. Jones & Associates at our chapter’s 2010 Silver Inkwell Awards; my last big event as president. I think I was trying not to bawl, hence the face.)
If you’ve never held a voluntary leadership position, you’re either laughing or rolling your eyes.
For me, though, it really is a big change.
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