Position Search Advice: How to Explain Your Unemployment (and Get Your Confidence Back!)

It seems that there’s always been a stigma attached to being unemployed, and even in this economy, when so many people are without a position for a lengthy stretch, it still causes candidates to be uncomfortable and nervous about telling people that they’re unemployed.  They don’t quite know how to handle the situation in the career opportunity search or in the interview.

Watch this video to find out exactly how to handle your unemployed status in networking, your medical sales position search, and position interviews:

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It’s a free, no-obligation, one-hour webinar packed with practical and powerful tips and strategies to help you change your status from unemployed to employed–fast.

You’ll discover:

• the 8 steps to success
• the two things successful job seekers have in common
• the one thing that holds most candidates back in the job search
• the one tool that, if you don’t use it, will reduce your chances of getting the job by 30%
  

Haven’t you thought that there must be something you’re missing?  Some secret that, if you just knew what it was, would help you break out and land the job you REALLY want?  That’s why you need this webinar.

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Article courtesy of  Peggy McKee - Owner / Senior Headhunter at the nationally
recognized pharmaceutical and clinical sales recruiting team of PHC Consulting.
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Job Search Advice: How to Explain Your Unemployment (and Get Your Confidence Back!)