Cut your time in job search by networking and proven techniques

Looking for employment? 30 Million Americans are either unemployed, underemployed and even more are not counted on any stats or figures. Tune into our Thursday, November 11th (Veteran Day) show at 6PM EST, with our guests Joan Schramm and Devora Zack. To call into the show for questions/comments contact 347-934-0184. Ms. Schramm Founder and Owner of Momentum Coaching, LLC. Her company is founded with the belief that each person is unique, with different needs, goals and desires. Joan helps job seekers break away from outmoded, ineffective job search strategies. By using her knowledge of how to properly use social media, can, job search time can be cut in half. In addition, Ms. Schramm teaches clients the marketing skills that get them noticed – and hired. As the author of two e-books "Loving Your Job, Living Your Life” and “Should I Stay or Should I Go? A guide to knowing when to leave your job” and has written career-related articles for numerous websites. Do you hate networking, in an effort to find your next job? If so, tune in for the second half of our program to listen our guest, Devora Zack, President of Only Connect Consulting Inc. and author of the top selling book, “Networking for People Who Hate Networking”. Ms. Zack, has consulted with over 100 clients in private industry, federal agencies and the public sector. In her book, she eliminates the “dusty old rules” of stand networking advice and, examines how to effectively use three personally traits, being introverted, overwhelmed or under-connected, for overcoming issues with networking, to obtain new employment opportunities. Host Monica Ross-Williams is the owner/writer/editor for the top news source blog "Reach Out Job Search", writes Detroit Job Search Examiner for Examiner.com and ADAN News Monica understands the efforts of those seeking to return back to the workforce. Stop by the show on Thursday, to share your opinion, thoughts, ideas and more on this issue, affecting millions of Americans.