That job, as a manager for Technology Service Solutions, has taken him and his new wife to Tucson, Arizona, where he is starting a JobSeekers of his own. It provided a place where I could get additional support, spiritually and mentally. JobSeekers meetings last two hours. They open with a prayer and inspirational message from a guest speaker, then break into discussion groups run by volunteers from the professional business community. The second hour is a networking session.
New members introduce themselves.
Those who have found jobs talk about their positions. Nearly 2,500 men have participated in JobSeekers meetings. But the scope of the organization extends far beyond Houlihan's bar. The organization has many support groups that meet throughout the week. There are also training sessions for writing resumes, searching the Internet for job leads, and developing interviewing skills.