Presented at
Diana Initiative 2020 Virtual,
Aug. 21, 2020, 1 p.m.
(60 minutes)
Maximize your job search efforts and turn them into successes with recommendations to evaluate, refine, and improve your strategy. This presentation offers women in cyber security the tools they require to take expert control of their job search and achieve their career goals through ten essential tips.
Job seekers will benefit from insights into understanding the different types of recruiters, deciphering the importance of certifications, and leveraging the right avenues for self-promotion and networking. We’ll also dive into developing career search products like your resume and social media content, as well as methods to obtain experience including home labs, competitions, internships, and more.
This session will thoroughly explore ten crucial job search tips while also sharing findings from an industry survey, which examines the impact of volunteering in your professional community. By actively engaging in the community, cyber professionals can network, gain experience, and create opportunities for continued learning in order to progress their careers. By applying these guidelines and taking necessary responsibility for one’s job search, individuals will embark on the road to success in the cyber security job market.
Presenters:
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Courtney Schwarten
- ClearedJobs.Net / CyberSecJobs.com
Courtney Schwarten, Outreach Advocate for CyberSecJobs.com and ClearedJobs.Net, gives job seekers the resources they need to be successful in their next careers. In this role, she advises and coaches cleared professionals, transitioning military, and cyber security professionals and students. Courtney regularly presents at Transition Assistance Programs (TAP), supporting transitioning military job seekers to shift their mindset and increase their success in finding their next opportunities. Courtney is also CEO of Walking Your Talk, preparing a new generation of rethinkers for real impact in critical industries. She empowers changemakers in leadership, learning, and health industries, and serves as a mentor for girls in STEM.
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