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Events JCU Success Workshop (21st Century Building Blocks Behind Employability Part 2 by Mr Jason Tan)

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Tue, 24 Aug 2021

JCU Success Workshop (21st Century Building Blocks Behind Employability Part 2 by Mr Jason Tan)

When: 24 August 2021, 2pm to 5pm

Location:Online Webinar

Overview

Finding a job in today’s hyper competitive and volatile job market can be an uphill battle. Traditional methods that job seekers were coached to use are no longer sufficient to suit the realities of today. This workshop recognises the limitations of those methods widely taught in career books and websites, and is determined to supply you with unconventional yet practical methods, from developing a structured job search strategy, to the interview tips that can land you your dream job.

Speaker Profile

Mr Jason Tan

Recognised as the most accomplished strategist in this generation and a multiple effective marketing awards winner since his apprenticeship days, Jason has earned ‘the Goliath of Advertising’ title due to his unusual effective and disruptive marketing tactics.

His unusual and distinctive approach to marketing created campaigns that drove double to even tripe digit business growth for some of his blue chip clients, which includes Pepsi, Heineken, Tiger, Guinness, Nike, KFC, Citibank, Volkswagen, CNBC, Citibank, GSK, AstraZeneca, AIA Singapore, AXA, and many more across the Asia Pacific Region.

The same philosophy has also enabled Jason to coach hundreds of his students into landing their first jobs for MNCS like Google, P&G, Unilever, Cisco System, Microsoft, to some of the biggest marketing agencies in the world like Ogilvy, GroupM, JWT, BBDO, and many more. His unique sharing has inspired over 10,000 people to find purpose in their careers too.

He has been teaching these topics for more than 10 years at several universities till today like MIS, Kaplan Higher Education, SIM Global, NUS, NTU & SMU. He also speaks regularly at business conference while he continues to actively collaborate with leading multinationals and SMEs in tackling marketing challenges.