Every once in a while, things get quiet. There is no email (except for our newsletter), and there are no phone calls or Zoom meetings to attend.

If you are actively looking for work, it can be a maddening experience.

Instead of sitting with your hands folded on your desk, this is a good time to visit our website.

After you sign in, go to Resources, Documents Library. Here you will find some very useful items to download.

1.    Resume Review Guidelines. This document was created by our Resume Review Committee Co-Chairs, Lew Bader and Cheri Phillips. This alone should keep you pretty busy.
2.    90 Second Announcements. This document was created by Peggy Bud (a noted communications expert) based on my best advice given during meetings of the Westport Chapter.
3.    Networking Tips from Peggy Bud.
4.    Killer Candidate Questions.
5.    Trick Interview Questions.

Next go to: Resources, Video Resources.

Under “Chat with Matt” you will find two new videos:

Conversations Lead to Consensus
Lew Bader & Cheri Phillips-The Resume Review Committee

Have You Explored Our Job Clubs?
Our newest feature allows members to share their experiences about today’s job market. Listen to a Panel Discussion on The FENG’s Job Clubs: https://youtu.be/B_NJXsGXuZI. See our Job Club list: https://www.thefeng.org/job-club/list. Over 600 members are now enjoying this, unique to The FENG, benefit.

Video Resources Under Your Chapters & Special Interest Groups
The FENG has recorded 90 events on career management or business topics this year. Video Resources now appear on appropriate Chapter and Special Interest Group pages! To see a demonstration of this new feature: https://youtu.be/x56KwYfi5JA

Member Directory Search Feature
Allows you to find those peers important to you. See a demonstration of The FENG’s Member Directory Search feature: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ap40FtF9mEY

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The FENG is dedicated to educating our members about all the things they need to know to work as long as they want to work. Hopefully all of the above will sharpen your job search skills.

If you find topics NOT on our website that you would like developed, please drop me an email.

Regards, Matt