Lunch & Learn Webinar: The Geography of Career--Aligning Where You Live With What You Do
Posted by Pierre Khawand on Sun, Apr 24, 2011 @ 11:00 AM
Complimentary Lunch & Learn Webinar: The Geography of Career--Aligning Where You Live With What You Do
Thursday, May 5, 2011 12:00 PM - 12:45 PM Pacific Time
Space is limited
Reserve your Webinar Seat Now!
It's no secret that meaningful work combined with economic success is a universal aspiration. Yet, studies suggest that where one lives geographically is, equally, if not more important, than one's work in terms of a meaningful, happy life. In this interactive session, career strategist Michael Scott will share his personal insights on the importance of aligning place with career. In it you will learn valuable information on geographic locales that offer a unique balance between robust employment growth and abundant lifestyle amenities. He will also discuss the five C's of climate, culture, community, convenience, and charm used for his own family relocation from Sacramento to Denver.
Key takeaways:
- Strategies for aligning your career interests and geographic preferences
- Current information on cities and urban centers with favorable employment, income and lifestyle advantages
- Tips for leveraging social media and virtual tools to assess desired locales
- Tools for assessing one's relocation readiness and intentions
- Insights into how to successfully break into a new geographic job market
- Perpectives for companies seeking to attract top talent through telecommuting and remote work.
About the presenter: As Chief Career Officer for Career Velocity, LLC, Michael provides the necessary direction, confidence and tools for those seeking career clarity and focus. He also offers a wealth of proven job search strategies for successfully navigating today's tough employment market.
Hope you will be able to join us!
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