Collectivenet is a non-profit organization of career networking
groups designed to maximize job seeking and employee search efforts by
providing a central location of candidates, contacts, leads and
information with no fees associated and volunteer operated.
Collectivenet targets jobseekers and employers in an effective,
efficient and productive method that is results driven and based on
honesty, integrity and cooperation.
How to Join Collectivenet
Jobseekers need to first contact and join one of the Collectivenet networking groups
listed. After becoming a member of one of these groups, submit a
Collectivenet member application
or, alternatively, follow the networking group's procedure for joining.
Employers and new or existing networking groups in the Colorado Front
Range area interested in becoming part of this organization should
contact the Group
Administrator
(Employers,
Networking Groups).
Collectivenet brochure in
PDF or
DOC format.
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Testimonials from our alumni
...the only way my resume got the necessary visibility was through my
Longnet connection. Thanks again for your help and support.
P. A. - Maxtor
Today I started my new job at LSI Logic Storage Sytems in Boulder.
Thanks for all the support for the six months that I was unemployed.
G. E. - LSI Logic
Longnet was a positive influence during my unemployment. By meeting on
Monday it helped me set the tone for my week and helped me get going. The
members of Longnet care about each other and are willing to help anyone.
It is a good resource for networking and learning good networking skills.
K. G. - TPI
I start my new job as a Marketing Communications Specialist on Monday,
September 8th. The offer came after a pretty intense round of interviews,
but I'd have never gotten the first interview had it not been for a lot of
networking. So tell everyone it works! It takes a long time (or at least
it did for me), but it's the best way to go.
P. S. - Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield
...what worked and what didn't? Networking, Networking, Networking...
Between these adventures, I attended many, many networking events...
the regular weekly kind, the monthly type and the once or
once-in-a-while types. Always getting in front of people and giving
the pitch or giving others contacts I found. Resumes really didn't
work with the return on investment being very low... I'd guesstimate
around 5%. Business cards seem to work better as they are an easy
pocket reminder for those you meet. My friends, thank you for YOUR
support of me... the smiles, the encouragement, knowing we were in
the same boat and going to be OK was what made it for me. THANK YOU!
D. T. - The Root Group
I can't say enough about the value of the LongNet group to people who
are looking for employment. This group is a tremendous link for
networking, job information and inside contacts, as well encouragement
to keep after it.
D. T. - Ball Aerospace
