How to Access 80% of Jobs that are Never Posted

In this fast-paced webinar, learn actionable tips to maximize your job search.

Sadly, the best jobs are never published.

According to the latest research, up to 80% of jobs are never broadcasted - instead they are offered to personal connections.

That means the solution isn't to spend more time searching.

So - how do we access those "secret" jobs and expand our personal networks?

Learn from Ashely Ward ’11 how to have a great informational interview, create an elevator speech, and how to get that next job.

Webinar Highlights:

By the end of the webinar, you will:

Learn what an information interview is and how they help you reach any career goals.
Identify the best approach to an elevator speech.
Understand how to access 80% of jobs that are never posted.

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