Boomers’ experience can be an asset in job search

By Carole Feldman

Published June 5, 2012 4:14pm ET

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Boomers’ experience can be an asset in job search — This August 2011 photo released by Civic Ventures shows, from left, Leslye Louie, Pat Guerra, and Lyle Hurst, discuss Pat's Fresh Produce project at the Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa Clara County, in San Jose, Calif. At the time all were alumni or current Encore Fellows, a program that helps match baby boomers and others looking to change careers with nonprofits. (AP Photo/Civic Ventures, Brett Hurst) | Brett Hurst

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