Now Open 24/7: The Resume Book

Posted on June 11, 2015

It’s a Christmas Miracle! The ELGL Resume Book is alive. Instead of publishing it once a year, the book will be updated every month. ELGL members can submit a new or updated resume and three bullet points at any time.

Race & Politics in Oregon

Posted on June 11, 2015

Last week, ELGL had the chance to attend a happy hour presentation on "Race & Politics in Oregon."  The information shared by DHM Research was fascinating, and they've agreed to share it with ELGL! 

06.11.15 Rethinking Your Cover Letter

Posted on June 11, 2015

Each week Graham Caulfield, Expert Resume Man, will provide tips for improving your resume. Graham is an expert at helping career transitioners present themselves to their best advantage with potential employers.  5 Tips for Rethinking Your Cover Letter By Graham Caulfield – LinkedIn, Twitter, and World Wide Web

Wojo’s Hierarchy of Municipal Functions

Posted on June 11, 2015

As part of his Wojo's Wandering Wisdom series, Matt Wojnowski, City of Killeen, TX Assistant Director of Parks and Recreation muses on how Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs looks when applied to local governments. Learn a little more about Matt (Twitter) HERE.

That You Do for Me, Without Me, You Do to Me

Posted on June 10, 2015

We continue exploring the lack of racial diversity in the local government. Katie Babits, City of Eugene, OR, shares her perspective and lessons learned from a recent TED Talk. You can contribute to the series by signing up here to blog.
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