Hundreds of participants attended the latest UJO
of Williamsburg and North Brooklyn’s Ways to Success evening.
Attendees were able to acquire relevant information and guidance on how
to, with Hashem’s help, be successful in building their careers.
Community leader, Rabbi Chaim Dovid Desser, the founder of POEL group,
was a featured speaker. Over the years, Rabbi Desser and the POEL group
have been a true asset to the community, helping hundreds upon hundreds
find well-paying jobs.
Rabbi
Desser spoke about how one can increase one’s value by making an
effort to present the characteristics employers are looking for when seeking a
job. Rabbi Desser also spoke about not only what employers are looking
for in a candidate but the characteristics of people who are able to
make progress in their field. Other topics Rabbi Desser
discussed include
·
How
to prepare resume
·
How
one should conduct oneself during an interview
·
What
qualifications help when one is looking for a job
·
How
a beginner can include points in a resume even if they have not yet landed their
first job
·
The
value of starting out at in an entry-level position so later one can rise in
that workplace, or one will subsequently be able to go out and find another job
·
Who
is qualified for a number of known businesses
Rabbi Desser also had his firm on hand, providing free
resume assistance during the event.
At the conclusion of the evening, Rabbi Desser thanked
Rabbi Niederman for his tireless devotion to the Williamsburg community. Rabbi
Desser mentioned that when Rabbi Niederman invited him to speak, he felt that
he could not decline the invitation given all that Rabbi Niederman does for the
community.
Rabbi Niederman, in turn, gave Rabbi Desser a hearty
thank you for making the time to share his expertise with the community in
order to assist those in need of employment in finding well-paying jobs. Rabbi
Desser was thanked as well for sharing his wealth of information in this field
and praised for accomplishing the highest level of charity according to the
Rambam - helping someone to find and earn a livelihood in order to gain
self-sufficiency.
