Are you going for interviews and not getting the offer? How frustrated are you by always coming in “second” in the interview process? If this is the case, come listen to Paul Cecala as he describes several interview techniques that have garnered success in getting an offer in over 90% of the interview you desire. Create stories that answer all the interviewer’s questions before being asked. Learn how to do the research needed to get the job.
Join us as Paul Cecala, a Five O’Clock Club Certified Career Coach, discusses “Work Search Buddies”. Paul has been coaching since 1999 and assisted over 3000 people in either changing careers or starting their professional lives. He has worked for several post-secondary career schools as Director of Career Services specializing in Biotech/pharmaceutical careers, Green Economy jobs, aviation, allied health, IT and general administrative professions. He has also worked as a program manager for lifelong learning and workforce development training at Fairleigh Dickinson University and County College of Morris. Additionally, he helped develop the job search training process for several NJ Department of Labor sponsored job search groups.
As a student of the job search process he finds particular interest in project planning a job search, networking, and securing offers from the interview. Paul has presented over 600 seminars on topics ranging from career pathing to interview follow-up for organizations including schools like Lincoln Technical Schools, Centenary College, Florida Institute of Technology, University of Connecticut and Embry Riddle Aeronautical University; networking and job search groups like the Professional Services Group and Princeton Job Seekers; and social clubs like Montclair Divorce Support Group and Out Professionals of NYC.
Paul has a BS in Psychology from Florida Institute of Technology. Prior to career coaching, he had a long career in corporate aviation sales. His final position in this arena was Vice President of Aircraft Charter Sales for a nation-wide industry leader.
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