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How FireProof Got Started

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    What do you wish you had done BEFORE you got laid off? That's what we asked more than 200 folks who had been laid off. The stories they told! From their answers, we came up with 5 strategies for you to use to take charge of your own career. So even if you do get laid off, you won't panic, won't worry, won't even miss a beat! We'll be scouring the news - and hope YOU will too - for stories that show how people have managed a job loss (for BETTER or for WORSE), or how situations arise that threaten our jobs, or how our 5 FireProof Strategies really saved the day for someone. We invite your comments too.

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September 14, 2008

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chikky

You are both out of touch with the real world and reality. It is a jungle out here to find a job. It is definitely who you know not what you know out here.

chikky

You are both out of touch with the real world and reality. It is a jungle out here to find a job. It is definitely who you know not what you know out here.

Todd Waymon

Chikky: It IS a jungle out there. That's why you need to take charge of your own career. Learn our 5 strategies. Get the FireProof Your Career ToolKit, sleep with it.

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What We're Reading

  • Stephanie Palmer: Good in a Room
  • Barbara Kingsolver: Animal, Vegetable, Miracle
  • Chip and Dan Heath: Made To Stick
  • Judith M. Bardwick, Ph.D.: ONE FOOT OUT THE DOOR: How to Combat the Psychological Recession That's Alienating Employees and Hurting American Business
  • Scott Eblin: The Next Level: What Insiders Know About Executive Success
  • Julie Lenzer Kirk: The ParentPreneur Edge: What Parenting Teaches About Building a Successful Business

Noted & Quoted

  • “Excellent materials. Comprehensive content. Exercises, questions, assessment instruments and audio clips. If individuals use all the materials in the ToolKit, either in a self-directed approach or as part of a workshop, they should be well on their way to FireProofing Their Career and their Future.” Ron Short, Former Career Services Director, Northern Illinois University
  • "When all our jobs were out-sourced, it took me a while to see that as an opportunity." Former programmer, now importer.