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My Career Transitions: The HR Angle on Recruiting and Hiring

Finding the best role for your career advancement can be challenging in today's job search marketplace. Learn new strategies from HR experts

The HR Angle on Recruiting and Hiring

How would you like to learn how to better your chances at getting noticed in your job search? Hear insights from a panel of four recruiting and job search professionals with deep experience who will share their thoughts about what they are looking for in job candidates--from their side of the desk! In this wide-ranging panel discussion, the panelists will present their points of view on a wide range of hiring practices and approaches and offer their suggestions on what you should consider in your search strategy. You will learn about search strategies that increase the possibility of gaining traction in the recruiting process. We will engage in an open discussion about current trends in hiring approaches from multiple recruiting perspectives. Our speakers’ panel includes: Sharon Crandall, Karen DeLise, Mike Hendri, and Ford Myers.

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WHERE

My Career Transitions meetings/forums are held the second Saturday of the month, 9:45 – 11:45a.m., at Penn State’s Great Valley campus, Conference Center (building on the left), Warren Musser Auditorium, 30 East Swedesford Road, Malvern, Pa, 19355. There is no meeting in August or December.

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WHY

My Career Transitions was started in 2005 by Penn State alumnus Bart Ruff, and was ranked #2 for Greater Philadelphia networking associations in 2015 by The Philadelphia Business Journal . In over ten years, the group has helped more than 4,000 area professionals navigate job transition. The group has accomplished this without funding; it relies on the efforts of a dozen volunteers who contribute their time and talent as a way to “pay it forward” and help others. Today, the meetings are presented in partnership with Penn State Great Valley’s Alumni Society. On average, 130 people register for each monthly meeting. MyCareerTransitions workshops are free but advanced registration is required. For more information or to register, visit www.mycareertransitions.com.

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