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Featuring: Sabrina Woods, Holistic Career Coach & Linkedin Trainer
Description: What’s so important about networking or building career connections? People land jobs through people. It is estimated that when it comes to job search, 70% or so of people landed a position through their network. In this workshop we’ll explore what that means to you and give you practical tips that you can use now to continue to strengthen and build your career connections. We’ll help you to answer these questions:
• What kinds of networking should I be doing?
• What’s an informational interview, and how can I make the most of them?
• Do I need a pitch or elevator speech? How do I share "my story"?
• Is networking on social media beneficial for someone in my particular field?
If you want to enhance your job search with more networking, join us for a dynamic and interactive session with guest speaker Sabrina Woods, an experienced career development specialist who has a passion for both networking and teaching lively webinars.
This workshop is co-sponsored by the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Postdoc and Graduate Student Affairs Office, and the Harvard Chan School of Public Health Office of Faculty Affairs
This workshop is part of the Building Career Connections series.
Additional workshops in this series are:
Tuesday, September 21 Building Resilience to Manage Work & Job Search Stress
Thursday, October 7 LinkedIn for Career Building, Networking & Job Search
Thursday, October 21 Building Career Connections: Informational Interviews
Tuesday, November 16 Social Intelligence for Scientists (using the Myers Briggs)
Speaker Bio: www.sabrina-woods.com, or www.linkedin.com/in/sabrinawoods.
