New Webinar: Part-Time Job Can Look Like a Full-Time Job

In a new FREE webinar tomorrow night – June 8th you can learn more about how to have a part-time career that looks just like a full-time job.

The flexibility a part-time career affords many moms makes having some kind of job appealing but doesn’t take away from time with family. Tomorrow’s webinar will teach you all about your options for a part-time career and how to manage your life with both a family and a career.
According to career advice columnist Penelope Trunk of BrazenCareerist.com in a recent press release, the recession hasn’t been all doom and gloom and rising unemployment rates. In fact, it’s actually easier than ever before for women to enter (or re-enter) the workforce.
With her often counter-intuitive advice and insight, Penelope joins mompreneuer Romi Lassally from TruuConfessions.com to debunk the myths about work-life balance in “How To Work Part Time But Look Like A Full-Timer,” a must-attend free webinar for women on Tuesday, June 8 at 8 p.m. EST/5 p.m. PST.
Romi and Penelope will talk about the intersection of work/life and how to make the most of both, as well as share their stories and strategies for being successful.
Sign-up for the webinar at http://www.brazencareerist.com/webinar/part-time-career
A mother of three, Romi is also the author of “True Mom Confessions: Real Moms Get Real”. Prior to embarking on TruuConfessions.com, Romi was the founding editor for the lifestyles section of The Huffington Post and a contributing editor to several parenting magazines. She also appears regularly with JuJu Chang on “Moms Get Real” and recently appeared on Rachael Ray.
Penelope is the founder of 3 startups. Most recently Brazen Careerist, a social network to help young people manage their careers. She’s also the author of the best-selling book “The Brazen Careerist” and has columns which appear in over 200 newspapers.
Penelope is also dedicated to helping people find success at the intersection of work and life, because that’s what she wants for herself, as a mother of two. She thinks of career advice as a group effort, and that’s why she created the Brazen Careerist community and continues to inspire, educate (and entertain) people on her blog and in person as often as she can.