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In job interviews, are you often told you are "too experienced" or "too senior"? Does your resume read like a retirement dinner testimonial? Being out of a job takes a heavy toll on one’s finances, self-esteem and family.
If you are over 40 and especially if you are over 50, you know that people do discriminate in their hiring practices. Hard to prove, but it is true. Younger people are cheaper and easier to place as there are perceptions that older people are harder to manage, don’t listen, follow directions, etc.. You have heard all the excuses.
Change the employers view from "looking at everything I’ve done" to "look at everything that I can do for you" at this special CareerCross seminar. Learn how to get a job and what you can do from tomorrow and make yourself employable and in demand.
Our speaker, Ken Koike, has:
1) Been fired and hired three times since turning 50 years old
2) Plumbed the depths of unemployment for over a year and been under employed for over six months
3) Experienced personal bankruptcy and severe depression
And is now HAPPY, SUCCESSFUL and PASSIONATE about life.
Hear and learn from his experience to change your life.
Ken Koike
Japan Regional Sales Director, Chipworks
Mr. Koike is a graduate of Goshen College and Notre Dame University and had lived and worked in both Japan and the USA.
His business career began as a Systems Engineer for IBM in 1977 and has been employed by such companies as IBM, Ericsson, Red Hat, etc., and many others before taking the Japan Regional Sales Director position at Chipworks.
* Held in Japanese
Notes:
1.Seminar contents are subject to change.
2.Seminars may be canceled due to unforeseen circumstances. Only participation fees will be refunded upon cancellation of the seminar.