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• “You Got the Interview – the First Step of Many on the Road to an Offer”

  • When
    Tuesday, January 26, 2021
  •  
    1:00 PM - 2:00 PM (EST)
  • Location
    Zoom webinar

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  “You Got the Interview – the First Step of Many on the Road to an Offer”

   Tuesday, January 26, 2021, 1-2PM, Webinar

  You now have an interview.  Are you prepared?

  
  

  Presented by Gene Brady, Executive Director at SCN-Search Consulting Network

  This webinar is FREE for both MSED members and non-members.

  
  

  Whether on the phone, on a video call or in-person, your first interaction with a company sets the tone on their impression of you. We’ll talk through what works best, and what to avoid. 

  Gene will give examples of real world interviewing successes – and failures, and why on both.

  
  

  Gene Brady

  Gene Brady has been working with manufacturers for 25 years, the first fifteen years helping companies market themselves through the advertising agency he founded. 

  For the past 10 years he has been in recruiting, helping companies improve their teams by hiring passionate, experienced people. 

  As Executive Director at SCN-Search Consulting Network, he has billed over $29,000,000 in compensation, helping his clients hire over 270 professionals. 

  As part of MRI Network, the world’s largest affiliate recruiting organization with 400 recruiting firms, Gene has been in the top ten of all billing recruiters for the last nine years straight. 

  He has helped and is helping his clients hire executives, managers, and individual contributors. 

  A lot of people are in transition - either let go, furloughed, or nervous about their company and are looking for another position. 

  Gene reads through 50+ resumes a week that his recruiting team sends him. And he prepares the people his clients want to talk with on how to present themselves. 

  Many people have poorly written resumes, and many executives haven’t interviewed in years. 

  He will give suggestions and examples on how to get better with both.

  
  

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