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FREE Boomer Encore Careers Guide

By Meg Guiseppi | January 13, 2010

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Packed with practical, actionable tips and valuable resources on mid- to late-life career transitioning, the 28-page guide from encore.org, Looking for an encore career? The guide to finding work that matters, is a must-read.

In his introduction to the e-book, Marc Freedman, CEO and founder of Civic Ventures and designer of the Civic Ventures’ Encore Careers campaign, says:

“The largest generation in American history is in transition, moving beyond midlife to a new stage of life and work. Tens of millions of people between the ages of 44 and 70 say they want encore careers that combine personal meaning, continued income, and social impact.”

Contributors include Richard Nelson Bolles, Marc Freedman, Richard Lieder, and Hermina Ibarra, who offer advice on such topics as:

The guide also includes several real-life examples of adult job seekers’ experiences navigating a career transition, with their pitfalls and successes in landing new jobs.

Related posts:

Boomer Career Trends: The Graying of America’s Work Force

Baby Boomer Career Reinvention: Moving Toward Working Your Passion

Baby Boomer Executives Afraid of LinkedIn and Social Media

 

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Topics: Career Management Best Practices, The Executive Job Search | No Comments »

No Responses to “FREE Boomer Encore Careers Guide”

  1. DC Jobs Says:
    January 14th, 2010 at 6:38 pm

    Free literature is always appreciated, especially when the info contains actionable information that can help you get a job. Thanks for the share!

  2. Meg Guiseppi Says:
    January 15th, 2010 at 5:23 am

    Thanks, DC Jobs.

    I was thrilled to come across this free resource and share it.

    -Meg

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