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About Nancy J. Alauzen
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Alauzen Attitude - All Is In Attitude
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The name of Nancy’s
company, All Is In Attitude, has a two fold
meaning. A name like Alauzen is often
mispronounced. The correct pronunciation is
All Is In. The Attitude part of the name
comes from the way Nancy approaches life.
Nancy was born with a rare form of rickets.
As a result, she is only
4’9” tall. Kids made fun of Nancy and her self
esteem was low. Nancy started life with a
challenge, but she came through a stronger
person because of it. Nancy worked hard and
never gave up and has maintained a very
positive attitude. |
Nancy J. Alauzen
Photography
by Fred P. Kenderson |
Nancy’s positive attitude shines through as she
speaks to groups and counsels individuals who face
challenges in getting and keeping a job.
Contact Nancy today to find
out how she can share her power tips for successful
employment with your career development staff, ,
students, clients, displaced workers, entry-level job
employees and job readiness participants.
About Nancy J. Alauzen
As a recruiter in a large financial institution and
then as an outreach specialist in a job readiness
program, Nancy has extensive experience in assisting
entry-level job seekers meet the challenges they face
balancing work, family and life issues.
In Nancy’s current position as Workforce Development
Coordinator for a non-profit in Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania, Nancy’s responsibilities include intensive
case management services, career development planning,
and providing supportive services for entry-level
employees at a large urban hospital. Nancy assists these
individuals in resolving problems and addressing needs
that may undermine their work performance, impact their
continued employment and limit their potential for
career advancement.
Nancy is also principal of her own company, All Is In
Attitude. In this capacity, she writes, speaks, and
coaches on issues that face entry-level job seekers and
employees. Nancy's vast experience enables her to address
real-life obstacles in the workplace and to share
inspiration and common sense solutions for overcoming
challenges. In her presentations, Nancy weaves in the
stories, tips and ideas from her booklet published in
2004 entitled “66 Power Tips To Help You Land the Job
You Want”.
Nancy received her Master of Science degree in Human
Resources Management from LaRoche College and her
undergraduate degree in Business
Administration-Marketing from Clarion University. Nancy
earned her Global Career Development Facilitator (GCDF)
credential in April, 2004.
Nancy is a member of the
National Speakers Association
and is a graduate of the
NSA Pittsburgh Chapter’s mentoring
program. Nancy was recognized by the Chapter as
Apprentice of the Year in 2001-2002 and has also served
on the board for the local chapter. In 2003, Nancy
earned her Competent Toastmaster (CTM) award from
Toastmasters International.
Nancy resides in suburban Pittsburgh. She has been a
volunteer with Pittsburgh Vision Services since 1997 and
a lector in her church since 1988. Nancy is also a
volunteer for the recycling program in the community.
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Nancy is also principal of her own company, All Is In
Attitude.
In this capacity, she writes, speaks, and
coaches on issues that face entry-level job seekers and
employees.
Nancy vast experience enables her to address
real-life obstacles in the workplace and to share
inspiration and common sense solutions for overcoming
challenges.
In her presentations, Nancy weaves in the
stories, tips and ideas from her booklet published in
2004 entitled “66 Power Tips To Help You Land the Job
You Want”.
Nancy Alauzen related to
students and brought real world knowledge to my
professional career development class.
Her "66 Power Tips to Help You
Land The Job You Want," is an awesome tool that I plan
to use in my upcoming class.
Pamela Schmidbauer
Career Development Instructor
International Academy of Design and Technology,
Pittsburgh, PA
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