YOUR JOB SEARCH

Hi, I am currently going through transition too.... My background is in the financial services arena..... but I was able to put together this website relatively easily through a free Office Live application. ( http://www.officelive.com/en-us/free-website ) You should check it out.

This site illustrates some tools that I have used during my ongoing search for a new role and I am hopeful that some of these resources may be helpful for you as well. It is an evolving site. Stay Positive and good luck on your search. - Mike

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Getting a job is a full time job...

Take a look at these links to items that will aid you in your search?