Mick Byrne
Having being employed with one company for the past 18 years, the job search market place has drastically changed. Career Resource Center is providing me with the skills, tools, and knowledge to be successful in finding my next position.
Donald Renz
When I graduated from a four-year STEM program without a job, I felt frustrated and lost. Fortunately, I found Career Resource Center through some family friends. In my first few weeks as a member, the resources at Career Resource Center gave me the direction, focus, and tools I’ve needed in the job search. It’s a supportive community — from the Executive Director, who always wants to chat when I visit, all the way to the other shy introverts I’ve met at casual networking events. My advisor, the workshops, and the tutors have all been instrumental in turning the scary prospect of being a first-time job seeker into an empowering and exciting time in my life. I used to be such a skeptic about job searching and networking, but the people here have not only shown me how effective I can be as my own agent, but have taught me tools and confidence to advance my young career.
Career Resource Center
Our goal is to Change Lives and Strengthen Communities with Confidence-Building, Results-Focused Employment Resources.
Career Resource Center is an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit career transition center. CRC continues to transform careers through responsive, efficient, compassionate, and individualized employment resources and support. CRC’s mission of Transforming Careers has remained constant over our long history.
Our high-quality services are specifically recommended to professionals in job transition by a significant number of community organizations including family services, libraries, local chambers of commerce, townships, city governments, religious communities, and the state job centers. Our network of 800+ organizations, all who receive our monthly Calendar of Events, allows CRC to use a community-based approach to help move people along the spectrum toward financial stability, working together to build communities of self-reliant citizens. CRC makes referrals to appropriate organizations for assessment testing, computer training, emotional support, financial assistance, emergency assistance and other needs.
