Raise Your Job Prospects With an Elevator Speech
By: AARP.org | December 30, 2008
To-do List
• Schedule time to work on your elevator speech.
• Jot down personal success stories and accomplishments that you could include in your elevator speech.
• Look for examples and advice on elevator speeches at Quintessential Careers and Monster.
• Ask someone you trust for feedback on your speech.
AARP Programs
National Employer Team
These companies, formerly known as Featured Employers, joined with AARP in this program because they recognize that older workers make up a very important part of the workforce. They want to hire older workers because they know that they bring leadership, experience, and skills to do the job.


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