Dallas Chapter Monthly Career Meeting with FENG – October 2020 | WEBINAR

How to Be an Engaging Job Candidate

A 2015 study by Microsoft determined the average attention span for an adult is around eight seconds. For context, that is roughly equal to the attention span of a goldfish. Eight seconds. That's how long you have to engage someone with your resume, on the phone, or during an interview. You have eight seconds to prove you are the best candidate for the job. Short attention spans have a profound impact on organizational life. Especially in the area of hiring. This class will give financial professionals new battle tactics for this new day. Learning to battle short attention spans allows professionals to stand out from the crowd and ultimately land the job they want. engagement during their job search.
AdamTarnow, Founder, Tarnow and Company
 
Learning Objectives – At the conclusion of this class, participants will be able to:

• Differentiate between the five most common causes of boredom.

• Recognize how boredom negatively impacts them during the job search.

• Apply various communication principles that will reduce boredom and increase

REGISTRATION

This event is open at no charge to members of FEI and members of the Dallas and Fort Worth chapters of Financial Executives Networking Group (The FENG).  All attendees should register under EVENTS at the FEI Dallas Chapter website, www.feidallas.org.  FENG members should use the special code assigned to FENG in order to register at the FEI site.
 
This webinar will be held on ZOOM.  More information and the attendee link will be provided in the auto-confirmation generated once registration is complete.
 

CPE CREDIT

This event offers 1.5 CPE credits to all attendees who meet attendance criteria, i.e., present for the required amount of time and answer the required number of polling questions. 
 
Financial Executives International is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be submitted to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website: www.nasbaregistry.org.
 
For FEI CPE credits, one credit hour equals 50 minutes according to NASBA guidelines.  Some states boards may differ on how many minutes constitute a credit hour. Contact your state board for more information.
 
Instructional method: Group-Internet-Based
Recommended CPE Credits: 1.50
Experience Level: Basic
Prerequisites/advance preparation: None
 

CONTACT

Jackie Dunn
FEI Dallas Chapter Manager
C: 214-789-8999
[email protected] | www.feidallas.org