The theme for last year's Job Action Day 2010 was "Creating Opportunity." At a time when traditional full-time jobs with benefits are
giving way to temp jobs, contract/project work, and part-time jobs with limited or no benefits, job-seekers must be both open to nontraditional
twists on jobs and creative ways -- such as through submitting job proposals to employers -- to land positions.
Job Action Day is a day of empowerment for workers and job-seekers -- to
put your career and job in the forefront, making plans, taking action steps.
For people currently working, Job Action Day is an opportunity to not only
examine your current job and employer, but also evaluate both the stability of
that job and employer as well as your personal fulfillment with your job. It's a
day to take stock of your career and develop a plan for their next career steps.
For job-seekers, Job Action Day is a chance to take a break from the daily grind
of job-hunting to take a look at the bigger picture of your career and job-search strategies.
It's a day to develop plans for developing new job and career options and devising
new and better ways to track down job leads and position yourself for employment opportunities.
Check out last year's Job Action Day resources:
Job Action Day 2010, November 1, 2010.
Job Action Day, developed by QuintCareers.com -- the Web's leading career site --
always falls in November. Learn more.
