Are you ready to whip your resume into shape? Want to learn how social media such as Twitter and LinkedIn can give you the boost you need to score that interview? Want to know the five “must do” things after every interview?

Please join us for Russell Library’s Sixth Annual Summer Job Search Boot Camp, Version 6.0, featuring Jan Melnik, job search strategist and certified resume writer. Jan will present a series of 3 evening workshops for all job seekers designed to revamp all aspects of your job search and bring you up to speed to land that job.

WORKSHOP 1 – Tuesday, 23 July 2019

“The Tools: Targeted Resume, Cover Letter and LinkedIn Profile”

WORKSHOP 2 – Tuesday, 30 JULY 2019

“Networking & Social Media: Leveraging LinkedIn”
WORKSHOP 3 – Tuesday, 6 august 2019

“The Game Plan: Insiders' Tips for Effective Job Search & Interviewing”

The author of seven career/business books, Jan Melnik founded Absolute Advantage in Durham, CT, in 1983 and has been writing resumes ever since. She has been featured in numerous publications, is a career expert on NBC, and speaks frequently at universities, conferences, companies, and libraries nationwide. She is a board member with Career Thought Leaders and the CMO coach working with sales and marketing clients through C-Suite Career Catalysts. A professor of business at both the University of South Florida and Bay Path University, she holds two undergraduate degrees in business and a master’s degree from Wesleyan University. She helps clients coast-to-coast with career strategies, resumes, and coaching services (www.janmelnik.com). Her slogan is “Be inspired. It’s your career. It’s your life.” She recently released her first works of fiction on Amazon: “Telling Tales: On Merlin’s Island” and, for children, "Adventures in The Wooded Glen."

Pre-registration is recommended for all programs. Sign up at the Information Desk or by calling 860-347-2520. If you need any special accommodations, contact Bob Carlson or Christy Billings at 860-347-2520 in advance.

The Russell Library Career Program is funded in part by a City of Middletown Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), the Liberty Bank Foundation and the Family of Thomas J. Regan.