The Executive Job Hunt Group Monday evenings: at the Roosevelt Hotel, Madison Ave. at 45th St. Meeting room posted in Lobby. Near Grand Central Station.

Grand Central Branch 6:15 - 6:30 Networking 6:30 - 7:00 Main Group Presentation or Advanced Discussion Group 7:10 - 7:30 Report from New Hires 7:30 - 8:30 Small Group Strategy Session    Fee: $49 annual membership plus session fees:    Number of Sessions Income Under $100k  Income Over $100k    Price per session Price per session 20 660 33 1000 50 10 440 44 660 66 5 250 50 350 70 Single session (one time) for $70. for members when there is room. Please call Jim Borland first at 212-255-6458. Reservations required for first session. Call 212-255-6458. Sessions must be used within one year. Reservations required for first session. No refunds. However, unused sessions are transferrable to anyone you choose or will be given to those attending more than 16 sessions who are having serious financial difficulty. The Main Club of The Five O'Clock Club is geared to professionals, managers and executives from a wide variety of industries and professions. Members have at least five years of work experience and most earn from $40,000 to $400,000. Half the members are employed, half are unemployed. Members are urged to attend at least 10 Main Group Presentations. After that, they may continue with the Main Group, or attend the Advanced Discussion Group.   GRAND CENTRAL BRANCH Sept. 29 HOLIDAY WEEK -No Sessions Scheduled Oct. 6 Beat the Odds with Search Firms & Ads-Roy Oct. 13 HOLIDAY WEEK -No Sessions Scheduled Oct. 20 Shortcut Your Search: Internet & Other Research-Har Oct. 27 Developing New Momentum in Your Campaign-Geo Nov. 3 Getting the Most Out of Your Contacts-Jim Nov. 10 Getting Interviews: Direct & Targeted Mail-Win Nov. 17 The 5OCC Approach to Interviewing-Suzanne Nov. 24 HOLIDAY WEEK -No Sessions Scheduled Dec. 1 Handling Difficult Interview Questions-Roy Dec. 8 The Five O'Clock Club Approach to Job Search-Har Dec. 15 How to Turn Job Interviews into Offers-George Dec. 22 HOLIDAY WEEK -No Sessions Scheduled Dec. 29 HOLIDAY WEEK -No Sessions Scheduled Jan. 5 Developing New Targets for Your Search-Jim Jan. 12 Four-Step Salary Negotiation Method-Win Jan. 19 HOLIDAY WEEK -No Sessions Scheduled Jan. 26 Advanced Interviewing Techniques-Suzanne Feb. 2 Keys to Effective Networking-Roy Feb. 9 Two-Minute Pitch: Keystone of Your Search-Harriet Feb. 16 HOLIDAY WEEK -No Sessions Scheduled After attending ten weeks, you may consider: The Advanced Discussion Group Schedule Sept. 22 Using Sales Principles to Advance Career-Jim Oct. 6 Resume Group Critique (bring ten)-Harriet Oct. 20 Practice Telephone Techniques-George Oct. 27 Job Hunting for Introverts-Win Nov. 3 Getting Your Search Going Again-Roy Nov. 10 How to Best Use Search Firms and Ads-Suzanne Nov. 17 Managing Your Network (Advanced)-Harriet Dec. 1 Analyzing Your Seven Stories (bring yours)-George Dec. 8 * Understanding Organizational Culture-Win Dec. 15 Practice Networking-Roy Jan 5 How to Keep Yourself Going-Suzanne Jan. 12 Practice Your Two Minute Pitch -Harriet Jan. 26 How to Change Careers-George Feb. 2 Handling Your Reference Checks-Jim Feb. 9 * How to Handle Conflict at Work-Win Feb. 23 * Gaining Visibility & Getting Noticed-Roy * Management Development Series COUNSELING STAFF: Jim Borland, Roy Cohen, George Hahn, Suzanne Harwood, Win Sheffield Administrators: Miguel Villarin, Julie Di Stasio BOOKS: Targeting a Great Career.where to look - $12.99 Packaging Yourself: The Targeted Résumé - $12.99 Shortcut Your Job Search: The Best Ways to Get Meetings.including through Internet - $12.99 Mastering the Job Interview and Winning the Money Game . and turning job interviews into offers- $12.99 At all major bookstores, or discounted steeply through us: online here! OFFICES: The Five O'Clock Club, 300 E. 40 St., New York, NY 10016, 212-286-4500: for information on becoming a member and subscribing to The Five O'Clock News) The Five O'Clock Club is a registered trademark. Copyright, 2001, The Five O'Clock Club, Inc. The original Five O'Clock Club was formed in Philadelphia in 1883. It was made up of the leaders of the day who shared their experiences "in a spirit of fellowship and good humor."