Welcome to InlandNet

InlandNet's mission is to bring people together in a social network to assist those in transition or about to be in transition in finding new employment. 

In addition to networking, InlandNet can also provide resources that can include financial counseling, religious help and psychological counseling for participants and/or his or her family. 

If you are not in transition, we encourage you to come by and give your guidance by sharing insights into people and companies you know and who can add value to the networking process. 

We meet on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month from 8am to 10am (see our calendar for details).  Our sessions include guest speakers and an opportunity to introduce yourself to the group, followed by extra networking time. 

The location is St Bartholomew Episcopal Church at 16275 Pomerado Rd in Poway (see directions) 

We look forward to seeing you at our next meeting.  For Information about our Privacy Policy click on the ABOUT Tab!

 

  

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5 Steps To Finding Your Passion
Marcy Morrison - Author-Speaker-Consultant at Careers with Wings/Children with Wings
Learn how to uncover your passion/strengths, market/selling yourself, building a support team, networking and putting together a plan.
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Temecunet networking meeting (new location this month)
Tim Hart
Tim Hart is the President/CEO of LEADING CEO, presentation skills training and CEO consulting company / and Managing Partner of THE LEADING GROUP located in Beverly Hills California. His expertise is in these key areas: CEO and Executive Development ; Communication and Presentation Skills training; Personal Branding and New Business Training. http://www.leadingceo.com/services
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Work and Career Search - The Common Threads
JV Miller
We will explore the traits that are similar and different between an individual's work career path and their new career path, if any.
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Broadcast Your Value
Gregory S. Wood
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Human Resources Interview Discussion
InlandNet Human Resources Team
Members of the InlandNet Human Resources Team have agreed to create a panel to discussion interview questions and how to handle them. One area of discussion is how to address negative questions/concerns by the hiring authority.
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TDB
Ken Foster - Premier Coaching
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Working the Room: Networking @ Business & Professional Organizations

Kathleen Robinson - LHH San Diego
The discussion will cover the following areas: Why networking at these meetings? How to decide which ones to attend? How to find these meetings? And introduce them to a wide range of them, with some key points re: several of them. How to approach networking at these events, particularly for the introverts, to get the most out of time, money, energy spent on them.
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Time Management Skills for the Job Seeker: Tools to Set Priorities and Get Things Done
Jan Zaragoza
Do you feel overwhelmed with your job search? In this fast-moving, entertaining session you will learn time management habits to move you through what needs to get done for your job search – and the other parts of your life! Using techniques that research has shown can save you one to two hours a day, you will learn how to effectively plan and manage your daily schedule, take action toward your goals, and move from frustration to accomplishment.
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TOP TEN TIPS IN PREPARING FOR A JOB FAIR
July 26, 2010
This paper was written by Wendy Liberko and Dennis Ferguson of the InlandNet Human Resources Group. The InlandNet Executive Team wants to thank them for their contribution.
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Interviewing with a Powerful Presence
Jan Flaherty
Congratulations! You’ve made it through the first few hurdles and are now set for the interview. Now is the time to make a powerful first impression. In this interactive program you will: Understand the critical role of positive self-talk, Control nervousness and project confidence and credibility, Organize your responses to typical questions, Deliver a clear, concise, succinct response, Learn to eliminate “ums,” “ok’s,” and other ineffective mannerisms, and Confidently handle difficult questions.
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