Career Matters

Susan,

I hope that you continue with your goal of hosting this radio program. Most people I work with do not have an inside expert to provide tips and ideas about how to function at their best while at work. After I write their resumes, I'd love to be able to direct job seekers to your program for ongoing career guidance.

Best of luck!

Jill Walser
I got the job!
Resume writing, interview coaching and job finding assistance.
http://www.igotthejob.us

This is an interesting subject I would never have thought of applied to a radio show, but now that you mention it, I can DEFinitely see it appealing to a Public Radio crowd. The fact that you do such things for a living is quite a sell, and if you could end up interviewing high-end professionals to find out what they look for in an applicant...yeah, this could be quite popular!
A really fine and clever entry! Good luck!
Try mine?

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"All I ask is the chance to prove that money can't make me happy" - Spike Milligan

Susan, this is awesome - I hope to hear more later!

Jason Alba
CEO - JibberJobber.com
Author of The JibberJobber Blog

And very interesting. Good job!

Jimmy
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Two weeks is a long time to wait.

Vote and give people some feedback as a reward for their effort and willingness to expose themselves to criticism

http://www.publicradioquest.com/audio/user/8769

When Susan approached me to participate in this project, I knew she was the perfect person to pull it off. Her background in the media as a television and radio show producer, in addition to her vast knowledge of the careers industry, makes Susan so valuable to public radio. She has "been there, done that," and she is the utmost professional.

Her voice is also very soothing, which will put job search candidates at ease and help reduce their stress during a critical time in their lives.

Kathy Sweeney, NCRW, CPRW, CEIC, CCM
The Write Resume
www.awriteresume.com

Totally professional. Best of luck Susan.

As a member of many career-related professional associations, (and I know you are as well), you will represent the careers industry with the grace, style, and in-depth knowledge you possess...not to mention the exceptional information you will impart on your listeners! I can't wait to listen to your show!
Good luck! =)

Camille Carboneau, CFRW/C, CARW, CEIP, CPRW
www.superiorResumes.com

Finally, intelligent, interesting and of-the-moment career oriented programming!

Malloy Lacktman
Sage Resumes
www.SageResumes.com

Susan

Great show idea....infact, same as mine (although, I cover lots more than just the job search).

I wish you all the best. Let's talk offline, I'd like to possibly have you on my Internet show.

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Stephanie C. Harper, PHR, CCP, CHRM
Author, Career Expert and Speaker
www.StephanieHarper.com

You've got a great voice. Friendly...approachable...there's a definate hostiness quality. But I'm not sure about the show idea. It sounds as though it should be broadcast on a brokered radio station.

J

and you do it so well.

Steve

I believe the only immorality is doing to another that which we would not have done to ourselves.