Job hunting in a sluggish economy can be risky, but what if you don't really have a choice? For so many of us in today's changing journalism industry, this has become a confusing and inescapable fact of life.If you're at a point where you feel like you have more questions than answers, we have you covered. On Thursday, September 25, from 3:15-4:15 PM ET, NLGJA will hold a toll-free Career Watch Distance Workshop entitled "Playing the Field: Changing Jobs in Changing Times."
You're invited to join our panel of career gurus to discuss everything from being realistic about how long a job search might take to tips for fighting that pessimistic voice in the back of your head when the phone doesn't immediately ring off the hook. For the job hunter, we'll share stories about what works, what doesn't and what is just plain career suicide. And for those of you who have been laid off (or are close to it), we'll talk strategy to get you moving on and moving up.
In order to create an intimate environment where back-and-forth conversation is possible, we must limit the call to ten participants. Spaces are available now on a first come, first serve basis. Please RSVP to NLGJA Director of Communications & Marketing Jason Lloyd Clement at jlclement@nlgja.org today.
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