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Five O’Clock Club Quoted In Businessweek, NPR, Boston Globe, MSNBC . . .
Five O’Clock Club President, Kate Wendleton, recently spoke with the Associated Press about investing in your career for an article that ran widely in publications throughout the country. Read the article… Read more
How To Ask For A Raise: Kate Wendleton Interviewed By New York Times
The New York Times recently featured Five O’Clock Club President, Kate Wendleton, among a group of career experts offering advice on how to make your case for a… Read more
Five O’Clock Club Speaks To CNN/Fortune About 8 Signs That It’s Time To Quit
“If you’ve noticed three or more of these warning signs,” “Wendleton” says, “it’s time to update your resume and launch a job… Read more
LinkedIn Launches Button That Lets You Apply for Jobs
It’s just one more fad to distract job hunters. Many job hunters already spend all day answering ads — no matter where the ads are – and they have extremely long searches: 30 to 35 weeks or more. Remember, thousands of others are answering… Read more
Five O’Clock Clubbers In The News
Two Five O’Clock Clubbers were featured in the U.S. News and World Report’s Annual Career Guide, the magazine’s October 28th issue. Marion Manigo-Truell’s smiling picture appeared on the contents page with the caption, “She’s had six careers… Read more
How To Ask For A Raise: Kate Wendleton Interviewed By New York Times
December 11th, 2011The HR Network Overview
August 18th, 2010click here if you are unable to view… Read more
Listing of all Prior HR Network Topics and Speakers
August 18th, 2010Press Coverage
April 27th, 2010The Five O’Clock Club is recognized as an authority on workplace and career issues. Here is a small selection of some of the many newspapers, magazines, and TV shows that have featured the Five O’Clock… Read more
The Biased Media: Ignore Them – and use the Five O’Clock Club methodology
July 13th, 2009Question from a member: Did you read the article “Longer Unemployment for Those 45 and Older” by Michael Luo in the New York Times? What did you think?” Answer: I hope you weren’t tricked by the article. We all know that negative news… Read more
The Five O’Clock Club Stays In the Media Spotlight
February 15th, 1998by Steve Bolerjack The Five O’Clock Club has always enjoyed significant media attention. Early on, reporters and editors realized that our powerful methodology and successful track record made not only a good story for job searchers, but also… Read more
Five O’Clock Club Counselors Presenting in New York, New Jersey, Chicago, D.C
September 7th, 1997Vivian Belen 10/15/97: Edgewood, NJ Public Library: Rescuing Your Resume 10/18/97: Women’s Rights Information Center-Englewood, NJ-Job Search Strategies That Succeed Ellis Chase 9/27; 10/16; 11/21: NYU Center for Career, Education & Life… Read more
How Do People Find Out About Us? Through You–and Through our Career Counselors in the media
August 7th, 1997Sometimes people find The Five O’Clock Club after a long period of unemployment and wonder why they had not heard about us sooner. “Don’t you advertise?” they ask. We don’t. Advertising is expensive and we would have to pass those costs on to you,… Read more
The Year You Write the Script
January 6th, 1997by Kate Wendleton The backlash started quietly in 1992. You won’t read about it in Department of Labor statistics or in the New York Times. We saw it at The Five O’Clock Club because we’re on the front lines. In 1992, more workers decided to write… Read more
Five O’Clock Clubbers In The News
November 6th, 1996Two Five O’Clock Clubbers were featured in the U.S. News and World Report’s Annual Career Guide, the magazine’s October 28th issue. Marion Manigo-Truell’s smiling picture appeared on the contents page with the caption, “She’s had six careers… Read more