Enjoy this short clip from the middle of Employment INsights’ opening show as our host Hannah Morgan and panelists Dr. Neil Hair, Deborah Mourey and Steve Tylock discuss which social media tools are most essential to job search and career nurturing.
Produced by Carol White Llewellyn, directed by Rick Osborne through Channel RCTV15 in Rochester, NY.
During each Employment INsights show, motivational speaker and tech guru David Pope of The PDA School will offer tips such as this one on how to leverage technology for a job search or career management.
Produced by Carol White Llewellyn, directed by Rick Osborne through channl RCTV15 in Rochester, NY.
Each issue of Employment INsights, we’ll feature a two minute Tech Tip with information on how you can leverage technology in your job search. Below, meet David Pope, our Tech Tip Guru.
Dave Pope
Dave Pope is an award winning national speaker, entrepreneur, and educator. Dave is the president and founder of the PDA School in Fairport, NY; a company focused on training and solutions for mobile technology. Dave speaks to groups around the country about discovering, integrating, and maximizing technology that allows them to be truly mobile. His repertoire includes smartphones, cloud computing, sales techniques and software, and social media.
After his award winning motivational speech, Standup, at this year’s district International Speech contest, Dave has also become a successful motivational speaker and speaking coach. Dave speaks to businesses, church groups, and schools about facing challenges and making the choice to stand up. He has a true understanding of what it means to lose everything and come back. He shares the good and the bad about his life and how he has made the positive choices everyday to have a rich and full life and how others can tap their own inner potential to be great!
Dave is also a member of Toastmasters, an organization dedicated to helping individuals develop their speaking ability. He is currently serving as his club’s President. He has won numerous awards for his speaking ability including, Humorous Speaker, Tall Tales, and International and is currently writing a book about public speaking.
If you would like to learn more about what Dave Pope does, have him speak at your next meeting, or learn how the PDA School can help you or your company, you may contact him at 585-750-6234 or email him at dspope@thepdaschool.com.
Everyone’s getting in to Social Media these days, but how many people are really talking about how it can be used effectively for job search and career management? Who discusses whether it can be integrated with face-to-face networking? How many candid discussions have you heard on the pitfalls of Social Media?
To find out what this group of expert panelists has to say about the topic of career management through the use of Social Media, tune into our first edition of Employment INsights to hear from:
Dr. Neil Hair
Neil Hair, Ph.D. is a professor at the E. Philip Saunders College of Business, Rochester Institute of Technology. He holds Chartered Marketer Status from the Chartered Institute of Marketing, a PhD from Cranfield as well as degrees from Sheffield and Cardiff Business Schools. He teaches a range of classes which focus on the use of the internet in enhancing business to consumer, business to business and consumer to consumer experiences.
Neil’s research looks at how and why people form bonds in electronic communities, brand equity, and students positive learning experiences.
Deborah Mourey has spoken around the country on the topic of marketing best practices, including social media for customer service and product development as well as social networking for business to business and business to consumer companies. She has taught at the Rochester Institute of Technology and at Roberts Wesleyan College.
Deborah is a marketing executive with demonstrated performance in driving profitable revenue. Her expertise in traditional and digital marketing has helped establish her as a thought leader in using the power of the Web 2.0 toolkit to create deeper engagement with customers.
Steve Tylock is the author of the first book on LinkedIn for the business professional, The LinkedIn Personal Trainer. He is a speaker, trainer, and technologist with more than 20 years of experience building and revitalizing effective infrastructure solutions.
Employment INsights was created by Carol White Llewellyn and is a production of RCTV15 in Rochester, NY. The schedule for this program will be announced shortly.
What happens when a group of social media addicts and whizzes from the field of employment (or who have gone through the fires of unemployment) gather with savvy television producers and filmmakers?
Magic, in the form of a new and timely television show on the art and science of job search and career management.
This past Wednesday, September 23rd, the terrific staff of RCTV15 set the stage for a new 8-part series, Employment INsights, by miking up:
Host Hannah Morgan – Career Sherpa and Program Coordinator/Workshop Specialist at RochesterWorks
Dr. Neil Hair – Assistant Professor of Marketing, E. Philip Saunders College of Business, Rochester Institute of Technology and Social Media Guru
Deborah Mourey- Social Media Sherpa, Marketing Strategy Consulting
Steven Tylock - Author of The LinkedIn Trainer
David Pope – President, The PDA School and Tech Tip Guru
This, the pilot show, focused on Networking and Social Media for Employment.
The show gets off to a meaty when the experts are asked for their definition of Social Media and how LinkedIn differs from Facebook and Twitter. Guess which is compared to a Cocktail Party!
The panelists discuss myths, realities and real world misuses of social media and how it can compliment in-person networking. Don’t be concerned if you’re a novice! You’ll get ideas on how to dip your toe in the pool of social media so you don’t feel as if you’re drowning.
Motivational Speaker and PDA Teacher David Pope offers his 2 minute Tech Tip, sharing how to use technology to work the room at a career fair.
So, if you expect to be in the workforce for the next five to ten years or longer, this is a show you must see!