RESUME REVIEWS

Mondays, 10 a.m.

Woodridge Public Library, 3 Plaza Drive, Woodridge 60517—2^nd Floor Conference Room

Bring your resume, cover letter or job club handbill and we’ll review and suggest ways you can strengthen your search materials to best position you for your next job.

NETWORKING MEETINGS

Job Club Every Wednesday at 10:30 a.m.

Community Career Center, 1815 Diehl Road, Suite 900, Naperville 60563

It’s a fact: More people land jobs through active networking—upwards of 85 percent—than by any other job search method. Expand your network with other job seekers (everybody knows somebody), find out who is hiring and about jobs that may never be advertised, share successful strategies and contact names, and practice your “elevator speech”—a brief two-minute verbal resume about positions desired and target employers—and let us help you. Free. No need to RSVP.

NETWORKING AND SPEAKERS

Friday, March 8, 9:30 a.m.

St. Thomas of the Apostle Jobs Ministry, 1500 Brookdale Rd., Naperville, Lighthouse Room

MANAGING EMOTIONS IN THE JOB SEARCH

While challenging emotions are normal in job search, if left unchecked they can make finding your next position more difficult and impact your personal wellbeing. Learn strategies to help you transform and transcend difficulties, and keep you moving forward toward your goals most effectively and efficiently. Presented by your fearless Lisle Township Job Club Facilitator Sarah Breithaupt, MSEd, LCPC.

Friday, March 15, 10 a.m.

Lisle Public Library, 777 Front St. • Conference Room A/B

DON’T GET SLAMMED BY JOB SCAMS—Learn How to Spot Bogus Job Opportunities

Think you are too smart to be fooled by a scam? When looking for a job, you are vulnerable to scammers!

Learn from Jennifer Weggeman of workNet DuPage about the new types of scams out there, common job and employment fraud, and how to protect your private information. Con artists post bogus job offers on various employment websites. The scammer may use or sell your personal information provided in the job application. Protect your privacy and know how to recognize if an offer is a scam. Networking precedes the presentation.

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RESUME REVIEWS
Job Club Every Monday at 10 a.m. (Closed Oct. 8 for Columbus Day)
Lisle Township Meeting Room
4711 Indiana Ave., Lisle 60532
Bring your resume, cover letter or job club handbill and we’ll review and suggest ways you can strengthen your job search materials to best position you for your next job and even a new career.

NETWORKING MEETINGS
Job Club Every Wednesday at 10:30 a.m.
Community Career Center, 1815 Diehl Road, Suite 900, Naperville 60563
It’s a fact: More people land jobs through active networking—upwards of 85 percent—than by any other job search method. Expand your network with other job seekers (everybody knows somebody), find out who is hiring and about jobs that may never be advertised, share successful strategies and contact names, and practice your “elevator speech”—a brief two-minute verbal resume about positions desired and target employers—and let us help you.

TRANSLATING WHO YOU ARE SO EMPLOYERS HIRE YOU FOR WHAT YOU DO
NETWORKING AND SPEAKER
Friday, Oct. 19, 10 a.m.
Lisle Public Library, 777 Front St., Lisle 60532—Meeting Room A/B
Communications Coach Richard Oberbruner will join us to present this workshop. When working, you’re too busy to describe what you’re doing. You’re just doing it. When not working, you’re suddenly in a position to describe to an employer what you’re good at even though you’re not really doing it right now. It’s an awkward position to be in. This workshop will 1) help you organize your thoughts, and 2) create a script that promotes your skill set with laser focus. Your confidence will improve, as a result! Networking precedes workshop. FREE.

Job Club Facilitator Sarah Breithaupt • (630) 968-2087 • sarahb@lisletownship.com

RESUME REVIEWS
Job Club Every Monday at 10 a.m.
Woodridge Public Library, 3 Plaza Drive, Woodridge 60517—First-Floor Study Room
Bring your resume, cover letter or job club handbill and we’ll review and suggest ways you can strengthen your job search materials to best position you for your next job and even a new career.

NETWORKING MEETINGS
Job Club Every Wednesday at 10:30 a.m.
Community Career Center, 1815 Diehl Road, Suite 900, Naperville 60563
It’s a fact: More people land jobs through active networking—upwards of 85 percent—than by any other job search method. Expand your network with other job seekers (everybody knows somebody), find out who is hiring and about jobs that may never be advertised, share successful strategies and contact names, and practice your “elevator speech”—a brief two-minute verbal resume about positions desired and target companies—and let us help you.

JOB CLUB SPEAKER AND NETWORKING
Friday, June 29, 10 a.m.
Lisle Public Library, 777 Front Street, Lisle 60532—Meeting Room A/B

BODY LANGUAGE SIGNALS FOR INTERVIEWS
MAKE YOUR BEST FIRST IMPRESSION!
Join body language expert Alison Henderson of Moving Image Consulting for an interactive and engaging look at your body language and how it is perceived by others. Use the summer to propel your job search when many others trail off. Come join us to learn:
• The body language blunders which unknowingly ruin interviews.
• Easy confidence builders and nerve busters to make your best first impression.
• How to read the body language of your interviewer so you give better answers.
Presentation will follow structured Job Club networking.

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RESUME REVIEWS
Job Club Every Monday at 10 a.m. (no meetings Dec. 25 or Jan. 1)
Woodridge Public Library, 3 Plaza Drive, Woodridge 60517 Second-Floor Meeting Room
Bring your resume, cover letter or job club handbill and we’ll review and suggest ways you can strengthen your job search materials to best position you for your next job and even a new career.

NETWORKING MEETINGS
Job Club Every Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. (no meeting December 27)
Community Career Center, 1815 Diehl Road, Suite 900, Naperville 60563
It’s a fact: More people land jobs through active networking—upwards of 85 percent—than by any other job search method. Expand your network with other job seekers (everybody knows somebody), find out who is hiring and about jobs that may never be advertised, share successful strategies and contact names, and practice your “elevator speech”—a brief two-minute verbal resume about positions desired and target employers—and let us help you.

WORKSHOP
The Mindful Job Search
Thursday, December 14, 2017 at 10:00am – 11:30am
Community Career Center, 1815 Diehl Road, Suite 900, Naperville 60563
Mindfulness is an age-old practice that is scientifically validated to increase personal well-being and resiliency. Its benefits include stress reduction, mental clarity and improved problem-solving, as well as increased energy and confidence, mood regulation and relaxation. Can you imagine what this could mean to your job search? This experiential workshop will introduce you to different mindful techniques that you can apply to your personal and professional life, and even within interviews. Led by Job Club facilitator and licensed clinical professional counselor Sarah Breithaupt, MSEd, LCPC. Free to CCC members, $20 non-members.

You are cordially invited to join us for . . .
THE UN-OFFICE HOLIDAY PARTY
Wednesday, December 13 – Networking begins at 10:30 a.m., followed by festivities
Community Career Center, 1815 Diehl Road, Suite 900, Naperville 60563
Conor Cunneen, Jim Waszak and Richard Oberbruner will bring their holiday cheer to inspire and entertain us as we share lunch and good company. It’s sure to be a good time, as Conor—Chicago Humorous Speaker of the Year, popular author on job search and job transition, and CCC board member—serves as master of ceremonies following traditional Job Club networking. Please join us! RSVP: (630) 961-5665 or ccc@communitycareercenter.org

For more information, contact Job Club Facilitator Sarah Breithaupt at (630) 968-2087, ext. 14 or sarahb@LisleTownship.com