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Successfully Navigating the International Job MarketEver wanted an international job?Ever wondered how to get one?Where to look?If you’ve found yourself asking any of these questions, this workshop is for you. It is jam-packed with hotconfessions of a Global Headhunter. Entrepreneur & Global Career Coach, Mohamed Ly reveals insiderinformation on the world’s leading employers and shares no-nonsense and instantly actionable strategiesfor conducting a successful international job search in a tough economy.During this session, you will learn how to stack up the building blocks of your international career,become a magnet for prestigious employers and recruiters, and land the job you really want!Questions, issues and topics high on the minds of globally-bound job seekers will be covered, including:• Résumé or CV (Curriculum Vitae)—When and Where to Use Which?• Effective strategies for Global Résumé-SEO, International and Multi-Layer Networking (MLN).• Top Mistakes International Candidates Make and How to Avoid Them?•Breaking Through: From Leveraging or Circumventing “Gatekeepers” to Lending High-ProfileAssignments or Projects.• How to formulate of a Unique Value Proposition and deploy effective Staging Techniques andStrategies?• How much Résumé Localization is necessary (to Translate or Not to Translate}?•How to Bridge the Language Gap while Connecting Culturally: International Job InterviewProtocol and Etiquette (using proper keywords, format, style, content, culture-specific phrases/idioms, etc.).• Employment Law: Know your Rights and Obligations as you navigate international waters.• Exclusive preview to unique Career Development Tools:othe Global Career Building Blocks™,oand the International Skills Assessment instrument.Résumé Writing & Critiquing Clinic (immediately following breakout session):10 attendees will be randomly selected, winning a one-on-one complimentary Résumé Reviewand Critique, with the opportunity to ask more personal questions, receive tailored advice andrecommendations, and make final tweaks to their résumé/CV before meeting recruiters.About the Presenter:Mohamed Ly, MBA, is an Entrepreneurship Coach, Global HR, Diversity and International Career Strategist, founderand executive director of MultiLingualPros.com. Ly is the author of the forthcoming book, Going "Glocal": LocalJobs, Global Careers--The Ultimate Career Guide for multilingual, multicultural andinternational executives, professionals and students, for success in the global jobmarket and workplace. A well-versed public speaker, frequently quoted and featuredin various industry and general media (including SHRM Magazine, HR ExecutiveMagazine, HR.com, DiversityInc Magazine, NPR, and Yahoo!), Ly also writes forleading publications, about diversity, globalization, education, entrepreneurship, business,workforce and career management.
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Successfully Navigating the International Job Market
Successfully Navigating the
International Job Market
Presented by
Mohamed Ly, .for the
Georgetown-ESADE InauguralGlobal MBA Career Conference & Expo
February 10, 2012 , Washington, DC
About Mohamed Refugee-Entrepreneur Founder and Executive Director– www.MultiLingualpros.com – www.A2ZLI.com – www.ReturnOnDiversity.com
– Refugee, Inc. Global Recruiter, Diversity Strategist,
Leadership Development & International Career Coach Author: Going "Glocal": Local Jobs, Global Careers
AGENDA (Intense & Hands-on)
• Résumé or CV (Curriculum Vitae)–Localize or Go Standard?• International Resume: SEO and Social Media.• Top mistakes by International Candidates—Avoiding them.• Getting Past the Gatekeepers/Leveraging Recruiters.• Your Unique Value Proposition/Staging Techniques.• Bridging the Language and Culture Gap—Connecting.• International Employment Laws.• Preview: Tools for Taking Your Career Global
(from Going “Glocal”, the book)• Next: 1-hour Resume Clinic.
THE CASE FOR A GLOBAL CAREER(IF SUCH CASE HAD TO EVEN BE MADE)
• Record-high, and increasing International M&A activities• “The world's strategic and economic center of gravity is
shifting east”—U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton heralded the United States
THE CASE FOR A GLOBAL CAREER(IF SUCH CASE HAD TO EVEN BE MADE)
Source: PwC's Private Company Trendsetter Barometer
• FDI is increasingly driven by emerging-market corporations, as evidenced by M&A activity as well as greenfield investments
• In just two decades, emerging economies will have increased their share of global output from slightly over a quarter to close to one half
Source: The World Bank Group
Sales 2 CPA 3 Tax 4 Business Development 5 Marketing 6 Controller 7 Healthcare 8 Human Resources 9 Insurance 10 Software 11 Manufacturing 12 Finance 13 Retail 14 CFO 15 Medical Device 16 Pharmaceutical 17 Sales Manager 18 Software Sales 19 Financial Advisor 20 Pharmacist 21 Medical 22 Supply Chain 23 SAP 24 Accounting 25 Medical Sales 26 Account Executive 27 Audit 28 Tax Manager 29 Food 30 Engineer 31 Recruiter 32 Product Manager 33 Construction 34 Manager 35 Project Manager 36 Oracle 37 HVAC 38 Java 39 Operations 40 Director 41 Inside Sales 42 Hospital 43 Attorney 44 Call Center 45 SEC 46 Packaging 47 Pharmacy 48 Physician 49 Outsourcing 50 International Tax 51 Logistics 52 Deloitte 53 FAS 109 54 Compliance 55 SAAS 56 Real Estate 57 Electrical Engineer 58 Nurse 59 SEC Reporting 60 Security 61 Technology 62 Storage 63 Energy 64 ERP 65 Aerospace 66 Procurement 67 Private Equity 68 RN 69 Business Intelligence 70 Compensation 71 Cisco 72 C++ 73 Engineering 74 Mechanical Engineer 75 Ikon 76 CPG 77 Chemical 78 ADP 79 Bank 80 Banking 81 Mortgage 82 Financial Services 83 IT 84 Business Analyst 85 Advertising 86 Accountant 87 KPMG 88 Product Development 89 Wealth Management 90 Transportation 91 Sales Engineer 92 Internal Audit 93 Benefits 94 BPO 95 Litigation 96 Lean 97 Series 7 98 Telecommunications 99 Government 100 CRM RÉSUMÉ OR CV (CURRICULUM VITAE)
LOCALIZE OR NOT?
RÉSUMÉ OR CV (CURRICULUM VITAE) LOCALIZE OR NOT?
When To Use a CV?
Where to a Use CV?
INTERNATIONAL JOB SEARCHCOSTLY, YET, AVOIDABLE MISTAKES
• Total Internships = ?• Late Start• The Culture Trap• Self-Praise /“Modesty Coat”• “Focus”, or Lack thereof• Poor Online Branding• Poor Research• Self-Eliminating…
GETTING PAST THE GATE-KEEPERS LEVERAGING RECRUITERS
• What the Recruiters Won’t Tell You.• Job-Searching is a Sales Job.• You Can’t Sell a Resume You did not Write.• Think like a Hiring Manager.• Set the Stage before even Applying.• Gaining Back-Door Access• Building an Army of Insider-Advocates…
UVPYOUR UNIQUE VALUE PROPOSITION
• Why You—and NOT the Other Candidates?• They can Forget everything else, But your UVP!
BOLD. DIFFERENT. RESOLUTIONARY!
CONNECTINGBRIDGE THE LANGUAGE & CULTURE GAP
• Exhibit High Global IQ. • Exert Emotional & Cultural Intelligence.• Overcome Interview Fear/Anxiety.• New Challenges: High Tech Interviewing. • Educating (Not just Impressing) your Interviewer!• Global Presence, International Protocol and
Business Etiquette (Avoid Cultural Faux Pas).
INTERNATIONAL WORKERSEMPLOYMENT LAW
• Know Your Worth—Know Your Rights.• Visas & Work Permits.– Working While Studying– OPT (Optional Practical Training)
– H-1B (65,000 Annual Cap)
– Other Migrant Work Visa Options: NT.• Illegal Discrimination (INA, IRCA).
The Law is on Your Side
PRACTICAL JOB SEARCH STRATEGIES
Get Your Laptops out!• Resume-SEO.• Expanding Your Resume Real Estate.• Harnessing the power LinkedIn & Google.• The Thing with …Big Risk for Brand!• Where & How to Find International Jobs.– Top Leadership Development Programs.– International Development/Business, Gov., NGO…– Connections – Agencies – Trends/National Programs.
SELF-ASSESSMENT & INTERNATIONAL CAREER DEVELOPMENT TOOLS
A Comprehensive Skills Assessment Tool:• International Skills Assessment Tool™
Helping globally-minded professionals gain insights to better integrate their core competencies into a successful international career and life. (From the book, Going “Glocal”)
SELF-ASSESSMENT & INTERNATIONAL CAREER DEVELOPMENT TOOLS
A One-Page Global Career Planner:
• Global Career Building Blocks™– With Milestone Marker(From the book, Going “Glocal”)
THE ENTREPRENEUR WITHIN
NEXT SESSION: RESUME CLINIC
Mohamed Lywww.MohamedLy.comwww.ReturnOnDiversity.comwww.A2ZLI.comwww.MultiLingualPros.comwww.SmartDiversity.comwww.americanentrepreneurshipforum.orgwww.refugeeinc.com
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