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James P Reardon Sr. | | Available Prospects | In these tough economic times, that just seem to be getting tougher. More and more people find themselves, a victim of a layoff or even down sizing. Either way, more and more very talented people are finding themselves without a job.
So I've made the Business Networking, just that - these new sticky topics will allow our members to toot their own horn and post a resume or tell us of some of their great qualities that they possess to better help them get back into a job quicker.
Members - take this opportunity to post your resume and tell us of some strong qualities that you have.
Why? because other Ryze members might be hiring and looking for talented employees. Or RYZE members unite and start a partnership and start a new company.
Tooting your own horn has never hurt before, so just give it a try here. Be sure that once you've found a new position and are no longer an available prospect. Just be sure to have your post removed from here. | Steps to Take If You Lose Your Job
Here is advice for one of life’s tougher moments. What to do if you lose your job. It’s a topic that’s on a lot of peoples’ minds with the tough economy. So, here are tips that’ll help you bounce back. They come from Weider Publications.
* Grieve. Then move on. Yes, you put in 10 years of hard work at the company. Yes, you were always there when your boss needed you. So spend a day or two getting all of your resentful feelings out of your system. If you hang onto your emotional baggage, it’ll only slow down your search for a new job. So after a couple of days, you’ve got to move forward and DON’T burn bridges by calling your boss or coworkers to “give them a piece of your mind.” You never know when someone from your former job might help you find a future job.
* Get your resume together. Start by putting together a list of everything you accomplished at your last job, but don’t just regurgitate your job description. Your accomplishments should highlight things like numbers, percents, and dollars saved because studies show that specific, measurable experience registers with hiring managers and applicant screeners. So instead of saying you had “shipping duties,” say something like “helped introduce a new shipping system that cut costs by $100 a month.” However, don’t LIE on your resume. If an employer finds out you lied, you won’t get the job. Period.
* Let everyone know you’re looking for a new job. Go through your collection of business cards and start reconnecting with former associates. DON’T just talk to people who know you well, talk to the guy you always wave to at the gym. Or the parents of the other kids on your daughter’s soccer team. Studies show that 80 percent of all jobs come through networking and you never know who may have a lead.
* Your job search is a full-time job. This means eight hours a day of solid work. Whether it’s calling potential employers, surfing job websites, attending job fairs, or reading about the career you’re interested in. Being a “professional job seeker” may not be the job title you want, but if you take it seriously, it won’t be your job title for long.
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Happy Ryzing!
James P Reardon Sr.
Founder of BetterMember
http://www.bettermember.netPrivate Reply to James P Reardon Sr. | | Nov 09, 2009 12:52 pm | | re: Available Prospects | # |
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I am skilled in php, MySql, HTML, javascript, and dynamics of menu bars. I'm capable of building a personal website to complete social networks for your website.
Prices are negotiable and I am fairly easy to work with.
I can also redo you profiles here on Ryze if you need me to for a one time fee or donation.
Questions comments concerns or if you would just like to get to know me better first feel free to use my CONTACT FORM on my website. Be sure to mention there you seen this Prospects ad and your from the BNO network and I might be really willing to work with you on a really good price.
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Thanks, From : (BetterMember) James P Reardon Sr.
Owner of the [BNO] Network - http://bno-network.ryze.com/
Administration of BetterMember.net - http://www.bettermember.net
Commissioner of the BMFFL - http://www.bmffl.comPrivate Reply to James P Reardon Sr. | | Jan 07, 2010 1:29 pm | | re: re: Available Prospects | # | 
Daniel & Julie Harned | | In need of new customers for Freight Brokerage opening in January TSS logistics.
DanTrans llc has been opened 5 years this 2/14/2010 and has expanded a little each year with 2009 being one of the biggest expansions for us with buying 4 pieces of equipment.
Now the Freigh Brokerage, looking for Companies that need loads moved, were based in Sturgis, MI.
Private Reply to Daniel & Julie Harned | | Jan 13, 2010 5:06 pm | | re: Available Prospects | # | 
Stephen Gangey | | Happy New Year to all of you!
Those recently laid-off need to read two very important books to gain a better understanding of the situation they are in today.
Who Moved My Cheese available as a free download, just Google it. And the second book is Rich Dad Poor Dad written by Robert Kiysaki, which I feel everyone over High School age should read at least once.
If you know of anyone in this situation please forward on these recommendations to them.
If you yourself or know of anyone whose life has been put on hold due to challenges with their credit, I can help with that. I'm offering a discount to direct clients and a referral fee to those that provide me with a lead.
http://www.trwcreditgroupatx.com/refer-a-client.htm
Refer yourself save $50; refer a prospect I sign, make $50.
Have an awesome day!Private Reply to Stephen Gangey | | Apr 03, 2010 4:41 pm | | re: Available Prospects | # | 
Erika May | | CNN reports that every 11 seconds a new home based business is started. If you've been laid off, are looking for additional income, or are looking for a Plan B, you may have considered a home-based business; however how do you determine which business is right for you?
A great resource I have been introduced to is http://www.mlmanalyst.com. Here are some questions to take into consideration when choosing a network marketing company with substance:
How many distributors are there?
How long has the company had their doors open?
What has been their annual volume over the last 5 years?
What is the company's growth curve like?
What are the published annual earnings?
Is the company recognized and honored by the BBB?
Is the company debt-free?
Is the company privately owned?
Picking the right company for you is the key, but I hope you find this information helpful in your search.
I am proud to be partnered with the Wellness Company with a 25 year track record of growth and success. This company has developed a superior product line and a proven business model, that makes sense, to help people like you reach their goals. If you are looking to develop a part-time income or a full-time income, we can provide the plan, teamwork and support to get you there. We can show you the benefits of residual income – the work you have done one time you will be continuously paid on into the future (like writing a book and getting royalties!)
Happy Easter...Make it a great day!
Erika May
Empowering and Inspiring People to Better Futures.
http://BeYourBoss.AdvancingWithUs.com
Private Reply to Erika May | | Aug 11, 2010 12:46 am | | re: Available Prospects | # | 
CL Webb | | I am currently developing a business growth & productivity training system that guarantees business owners 20% sales increase and 10% cost reduction within two months. This is an online video/software dashboard membership service.
What do I need?
1) I'm currently looking for a national banking relationship that can handle our expected credit card processing growth over the next six months.
2) B2B product/service providers to help in delivering back-end products & services to our business network.Private Reply to CL Webb | | Aug 11, 2010 2:07 pm | | re: re: Available Prospects | # | 
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