An outplacement firm is a company that helps employees who have been laid off by their employer to find new jobs. They provide support and resources to assist in the job search process. Full definition
Prior to joining our team, she served as Lead Resume Writer / Editor for the largest executive outplacement firm in the nation and was tasked with monitoring work quality within the company's high - volume headquarters, including personally overseeing the completion of up to 200 career marketing campaigns per week. (resumewritinggroup.com)
«It doesn't in any way mean there aren't extraordinary people coming out of [less prestigious] colleges,» said John Challenger, CEO of executive outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas. (cnbc.com)
Many larger outplacement firms are simply unable to offer tailored one - on - one resume and career transition services. (yourcareerquest.com)