Video: UWM School of Continuing Education's Career Transition Center

Laura Parrino Byxbe, Career Management Consultant with Right Management, stresses the need to stop and take some time to think after getting laid off. Find out what the next steps should be in your job search.

Don't like your job? It doesn't have to be that way. Wendy Terwelp discusses the importance of having a job that's the right fit for you and what resources to use to know what the right fit is.

Yolanda White, Program Manager for UWM's School of Continuing Education's Career Transition Center, explains how practicing some basic parts of the job search with a career coach can be a big boost in presenting yourself in the best way possible to a potential employer.

Bridgett Iwinski, Director of Corporate Events, explains the process of getting started at UMOS. http://www.umos.org/

Yolanda White, with Hands of Hers, gives advice on how to look for a job, suggesting you should have the image of your perfect job in your mind before you start looking.

Barbara Barone tells us all about the amazing career transition program provided by the Women's Opportunities Center in conjunction with the University of California Irvine Extension.

Barbara Barone tells us all about the mission of the Women's Opportunities Center @ the University of California Irvine Extension.

The Milwaukee Urban League offers a wide variety of services for job-seekers looking to search for jobs, learn new skills, network, and better their careers.

The Mid-America Council of the Institute of Management Accountants and the Wisconsin Institute of Certified Public Accountants are presenting an Entrepreneurship Conference on October 22-23, 2009. The event will be held at Carroll College and more information can be found at the event website.

The Milwaukee Urban League offers a wide variety of services for job-seekers looking to search for jobs, learn new skills, network, and better their careers.

Yolanda White, with Hands of Hers, explains that too often people can talk themselves out of a job, instead of into it.