Anonymous
02/16/2012 11:05
Subject: job hunting
Sorry to hear that. Here is a group called "Forty Plus" that has some good networking events. I think some are free and some are not:
http://www.40plus-dc.org/
The best books I've used are from the Five O'clock club...you can google them online. They sell paperbacks at a very low cost and help you to strategize the whole search process. I've always used them.
To avoid age discrimination -- make sure you look as fresh as possible and have an updated outfit. Stay abreast of all tech developments ... be as energized and positive as possible.
Good luck.
http://www.40plus-dc.org/
The best books I've used are from the Five O'clock club...you can google them online. They sell paperbacks at a very low cost and help you to strategize the whole search process. I've always used them.
To avoid age discrimination -- make sure you look as fresh as possible and have an updated outfit. Stay abreast of all tech developments ... be as energized and positive as possible.
Good luck.
Anonymous
02/16/2012 09:46
Subject: job hunting
I just got laid off along with many others at my company. Any advice? Are there any good networking groups for 50+?