OSCPA’s Per Diem Job Board provides alternative for members out of work
OSCPA members finding themselves in transition from one job to another or looking for contract work have a new alternative with the OSCPA Per Diem Job Board.
OSCPA members can add their profile to the Per Diem Job Board’s database free of charge. Then any employer can search the database to find the right candidate for them.
The Per Diem Job Board is one of the Society’s many benefits to help members navigate the recession. Also new is career coaching from Janice Worthington, MA, CPRW, JCT, the president of Worthington Career Services, a resume and job search consulting firm that provides strategic career coaching to professionals at all levels.
Career Coaching
Janice will be working with The Ohio Society as a career coach to the membership, providing regular columns in the Society’s electronic publications and on the Society’s Web site.
Ask the Expert!
Janice Worthington will now answer your questions about job searching, resumes, interviewing – whatever element of your career is stifling you, let Janice help.
- How will I know if a job offer is good for me?
- Do I really need to keep my resume to one page?
- On interviews, when do they tell you what the job pays?
- What is your biggest weakness?
Have a question? Send your “ask the expert” question to Janice.
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LAST UPDATED 6/3/2009