Monday Mission

You should check out the Weekly Works for a newspaper/magazine style presentation of information related to job search – Click  The Weekly Works from www.injuredworkerhelpdesk.com/p/weekly-works.html to visit the magazine anytime.

The Members Only Page will take you to more resources.  Don’t forget to log in using your email and password “Sevinsky”.

Make sure you can locate the documentation needed for the Federal I-9 form (usually a driver’s license and birth certificate; or a passport).  Either bring ONE document from List A or ONE EACH (2 total) from List B or List C:

·         List A Documents

·         List B Documents

·         List C Documents

Starting a new job is stressful enough (good stress, but stress nonetheless!) – no need to feed the fire!

For those of you on the shore – there is a very large career fair in Ocean City, MD on March 17^th 9 am to 1 pm.  If you live within 1 ½ hours it would be appropriate for you to attend:  http://chamber.oceancity.org/events/details/2011-ocean-city-job-fair.  Here are some links to Career Fair Tips to review:

WHAT NOT TO DO AT A CAREER FAIR
CAREER FAIR TIPS

Mary is a Masters-prepared Career Counselor with over 18 years experience in resume writing, personal branding, career assessment and counseling. Specializing in non-traditional specialized careers and career-transitioning, she has the ability to synthesize and focus your unique skills and abilities to obtain interviews for the positions you want with the employers you want to notice you. Follow her on Twitter at @MarySevinsky.

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