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Donna Anderson

Back in 2006 I had the pleasure of helping Bill Anderson land a good job in our community. He works for the same company to this day. Our success story this week comes from his wife Donna. Job loss and career transition are a part of life, and can have a tremendous impact on the family. Things are turning out great for the Andersons. I’m proud of them, and wish them all the best. Congratulations Donna!

– Dave O’Farrell

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Dave,

I wanted to let you know that I took the job at LVS and will start tomorrow.

Thank you for taking the time to listen to me and help me with my job search. I believe my job search this time was shorter because I went through your workshop and learned the different techniques of obtaining another job.

Thanks again for everything.

Donna Anderson

Comp and Benefits Just as Good as the Old Job

And speaking of springs in central Florida (in this week’s inspiration section), Ray Hudson accepted a great position with a company that is headquartered in that region – in a city that is known for their bottled water. Ray was at JobSeekers a couple of Fridays ago to say “farewell and good luck.” He’s on his second week on his new job.

I had the pleasure of getting to know Ray better about eight weeks ago when we began to work together as coach and client at OCM.

Congratulations Ray!

– Dave O’Farrell

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Hey Dave,

As I summarized in our conversation, RTD Construction of Zephyrhills, Florida offered me a position that is just as good as my old compensation and benefits package at Ruby-Collins. I will remain here at travel to job sites in the region. I’m thrilled.

I start work on Monday May 7th.

Sincerely,

– Ray Hudson
Certified Safety Professional (CSP)
Environmental, Health and Safety Director