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With Growth & Participation, Success Will Come
| Collins | |
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OUR GROUP CONTINUES TO GROW!
It's a testament to the weakness in jobs, drawing people from every corner of the Virginia as well as a small few from elsewhere around the US! *December 1, 2008 we are over 50 members! **January 1, 2009 we are over 100 members! ****February 1, 2009 we are over 200 members! ******February 16, 2009 we are over 300 members! ********March 1, 2009 we are over 400 members! **********March 12, 2009 we are over 500 members! ************March 22, 2009 we are over 600 members! **************March 27, 2009 we are over 700 members! ***************April 13, 2009 we are over 800 members! ****************May 5, 2009 we are over 900 members! Keep spreading the word and tell employers about us too. The camaraderie among participating members and the support from employers who are engaged in this massive live and online networking undertaking is bearing fruit. To date, all participants in our live events who have landed jobs have proclaimed the Virginia Career Network as a major asset in their arsonal of job hunting strategy. Here is a list of companies hiring our members in the past three months, members who in turn have offered accessibility back to our group. Note, all these members participated through our live events.
These tallies are reflective of VCN growth on LinkedIn, though the results are a testament to participation through the meetup, so you are in the right place. Edited by Collins on May 8, 2009 9:06 AM |
| Maron El-Khouri | |
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Who was hired by SNL?
Edited by Collins on Apr 5, 2009 10:38 PM |
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