Webinar "Valuing your past experiences" with Daniel Porot

Webinar "Valuing your past experiences" with Daniel Porot

20200305T130000

20200305T140000

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Whether applying for a job, writing a CV, or negotiating with an employer, we need to understand and communicate what differentiates us. The key to clarifying our distinctiveness is to properly value our past experiences and achievements.In this webinar, Daniel Porot will explain how to audit your career history, identify your ultimate skills and achievements, and describe them concisely and compellingly to employers.Daniel will outlining a method we can each use to inventory our career history and craft stories into concise statements (called “flash achievements”) which persuade employers.Once you have a portfolio of flash achievements we will explore some of the ways you can use them in your career, including:To create more effective CVs,speculative approaches and online profilesTo onvince interviewers you are the ideal candidateTo negotiate salary or raisesTo negotiate your annual bonusTo excel in annual reviews and assessments.All participants receiveEveryone who registers for this event will receive:Access to the webinar and the chance to ask questions liveCatch-up recording of the webinarA bonus material resource pack including slides and support material1:00pm Paris timeDaniel Porot lectures on career design and job hunting at INSEAD, Columbia, IMD, Kellogg, London Business School, Stanford and Wharton. Daniel co-taught Richard N. Bolles' (author of What Color Is Your Parachute?) two-week summer workshop for 20 years. He has trained more than 115,000 people in 60 countries and has enabled over 2 million people to be trained using his methods. He is the author of 22 books (including four US and European bestsellers). More information (and free careers materials) at www.Porot.comRegister here

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