My work putting together the recent
Job Search Jam Sessions apparently lead to the interview included in this article. Now to get the work to lead to a landing!
from The Milford Daily News News RSS by Krista Perry/Daily News staff
Patrick said he has noticed people's confidence coming back, a key indicator of a financial turnaround.
"Nobody is going to be satisfied until everyone looking can find work," he said. "If you're not working ... the stats mean nothing to you. Confidence has to be part of our recovery. It's coming back, we earned it by doing the work, and we have to do more of it."
Steve Sherlock of Franklin has been unemployed since he was laid off from Fidelity Investments in 2008, and has put together a network of job seekers to do "job search jam sessions" where people can get tips on interview skills, resume building, and networking for a minimal $5 fee.
"We are seeing more people land interviews, maybe once or twice per week," he said.
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http://www.milforddailynews.com/news/x682903513/Jobs-forecast-Improving-slowly
