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Plan for the New Job
Relaunch with confidence - the work-life balance.
Package Yourself, Career Transitions, Elevator Pitch, General, Interviews, Resume, Plan for the New Job, Compensation, Refresh Your Skills, General, Internships, Reentry Programs, Stay Connected & Network, General
To help you with your decision, we thought it might be helpful to share several testimonials with you from iRelaunch Return to Work Conference attendees over the years as you ask yourself “Is this conference for me?”: ... |
Package Yourself, Plan for the New Job, Stay Connected & Network
It’s a New Year! What’s on your list of resolutions? If you’re on career break and have decided this is your time to return to work, position yourself for success with the following six action steps. 1) DOCUMENT |
As the office parties continue and vacation plans are anticipated, people often forget that companies are open during the holidays. Believe or not, it’s business as usual. Don’t let the frenzy of the season be an excuse to slow up and disconnect... |
Videos, US News & Commentary, Career Transitions, General, Work-Life Balance, General, Flexible Work: Part-time & Remote, General, Timing
iRelaunch announced today that Ruth Reardon O’Brien, Retired Partner, Ropes & Gray, will be the second recipient of the iRelaunch Pioneering Relauncher Award. The award was announced on October 3rd at the iRelaunch Return to Work Conference... |
Videos, Package Yourself, Career Transitions, Elevator Pitch, General, Interviews, Resume, Social Media Profile, Validate Past Skills & Experience, Plan for the New Job, Caregivers & Other Supports, Compensation, Work-Life Balance, Refresh Your Skills, Degree Programs, General, Internships, Reentry Programs, Tech & Social Media, Success Stories, Stay Connected & Network, Former Colleagues, General, Industry Organizations, Informational Interviews, Social Media, Strategic Volunteering & Non-Profit Boards, Personal Readiness and Workplace Options, Contract & Consulting Work, Corporate Culture, Flexible Work: Part-time & Remote, General, Strategic Volunteering, Timing
Please welcome our new addition to the iRelaunch family of products - the iRelaunch Return to Work Roadmap.
We developed this product specifically for you - whether you are on or anticipating a career break, or have been on... |
General, Validate Past Skills & Experience, Compensation, General, General, General, Timing
When looking at stats on people who return to work after a career break, studies are cited that show taking a career break for three years or more results in a compensation hit of 37%. The problem with these stats is that they mask the... |
Career Transitions, Elevator Pitch, General, Interviews, Resume, Plan for the New Job, Work-Life Balance, General, Stay Connected & Network, General, Strategic Volunteering & Non-Profit Boards, Personal Readiness and Workplace Options, General
| Summer Reads - Fiction “Never Let Me Go” by Kazuo Ishiguro “A Tree Grows in Brooklyn” by Betty Smith “Purity” by Jonathan Franzen “Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights” by Salman Rushdie “Catcher in the Rye” by J.D. Salinger “... |
Package Yourself, Plan for the New Job
Relaunching your career can be overwhelming at times, especially if you do not know where to begin or you are stuck at one of the steps along the way. When this happens, take a few minutes to return to the building blocks that make... |
Package Yourself, General, Interviews, Plan for the New Job, Refresh Your Skills, Stay Connected & Network
It's 2017! Maybe you are considering taking a career break. Or perhaps you are on career break and this is your time to return to work. Follow these great tips to be best positioned for returning to work after your career break, or to start... |
Plan for the New Job
“What does this mean for me?” As your first day back at work approaches, you will probably begin to hear family members’ concerns about the impending changes at home. The time you have spent away from work running a household and/or... |
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“Of course, there have been major adjustments at home. I'm investing in household help. We have relationships with a couple of nannies available on short notice. I also subscribed to a ready-to-cook weekly food service.”
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