eJobCoach principal Lawrence M. Light brings more than thirty-five years of marketing and sales experience to your job coaching sessions. He created eJobCoach, a website dedicated to helping job-seekers find better jobs. Light publishes a free monthly newsletter for job-seekers containing tips, techniques and general information about job hunting.

He has worked for such companies as IBM, Xerox, Computer Sciences Corporation, AGS Management, Kremer Laser Eye Center and MG Industries in marketing, sales and management.

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Light specializes in coaching job-seekers in transition, including those who:

Have been laid off.
Desire a better position.
Are newly graduated.
Are re-entering the job market.

His clients range from six-figure Fortune 200 executives, IT professionals, and project managers from major software groups, to managers of well-known non-profit organizations, program managers, graduate students, dot.com survivors, housewives and more.

Light created the 39-minute Job Search video "How To Find Your Next Job In The New Economy…" which includes a personal job search workbook. They teach job seekers the key elements required for an effective, multi-level job search. Both video and workbook have been used by:

Colleges and universities, such as Villanova, Princeton, Rutgers, Clemson, and Texas A&M.
Counseling groups, such as Bernard Haldane & Associates, Navajo Nation, and VA Medical Center.
Private industry councils, such as PIC of Flint, Michigan, Northwestern Training Partnership and Pittsburgh Partnership.
Military installations, including Dover AFB, US Air Force Academy, and Fitzsimons Army Medical Center.
State employment departments, including NJ Employment & Training, New York Dept. of Labor, and California EDD.
Companies, such as AT&T, Citibank, GMAC Mortgage, and CSC Insurance service.
Libraries, including Baltimore and Los Angeles.

Light also delivers Job Search Assistance workshops about such subjects as killer resumes, cover letters, networking, and effective interviewing. He believes that weekly coaching can turn a lackluster job search into a powerful, successful effort that results in a satisfying, higher-paying new position.

Light is a member of the Philadelphia Area Coaches Alliance (PACA) and belongs to the International Coach Federation (ICF) and Coachville. He also serves on the Board of Directors of FortyPlus.

To contact Larry Light, call (949) 716-3581 or email him.