SWATs (Search With A Team) Information Session

SWATs (Search With A Team) Information Session

To land your next role faster, having an accountability team helps. Learn what it takes to join a Launch Pad Job Club SWAT team.

By Launch Pad Job Club

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Wednesday, May 21 · 11am - 12:30pm PDT

Location

Online

About this event

Don't Job Search Alone—Join a SWAT Team!

Job searching can feel like an emotional roller coaster—filled with ups, downs, and unexpected turns. But you don't have to ride it alone. Research shows that actively participating in a SWAT Team can cut your job search time by an average of 1 to 3 months!

Join Catherine Jewell, the Career Passion® Coach for a special session focused on:

  • Reigniting your job search with commitment and support
  • Creating your 2025 Job Search Plan
  • Maximizing your participation in a SWAT team

Zoom Link
Meeting ID: 823 3634 5546
Passcode: SWAT25



Frequently asked questions

What is a SWAT?

A SWAT is a team of 8-12 job seekers who are networking directly and holding each other to account regarding their respective job searches.

Is there anything I need to do to join a SWAT?

You need to attend orientation before being assigned to a SWAT team. You will also need the following completed and read to go: resume; Linkedin profile; marketing plan.

What is a marketing plan?

For a job seeker, a marketing plan is your roadmap to success! With all the basics behind you, you will follow your marketing plan--list of hard and soft skills, list of targeted companies, and list of who you are connected with at those companies. This helps your team to better help you!

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Launch Pad Job Club

Shannon Mantrom is Executive Director of Launch Pad Job Club and runs the daily operations of the club. Shannon's background is in sales and event coordination. She hopes you'll attend the weekly meeting if in need of direction for your job search, and to have a community of fellow job seekers to lean on during a difficult time. As our founder, Kathy Lansford-Powell, says, "Searching for a job is too scary to do on your own."