Mac's List

I recently attended a Mac’s List networking event, "The Leadership Skills You Need to Succeed in Oregon's Tough Job Market," and it was fantastic! This was my third event, and I left feeling motivated and supported. The panelists shared practical, real-world advice — especially Dr. Carol Parker Walsh’s tip to research companies deeply so you can clearly show how you’ll add value. What I appreciate most is the sense of community. Job searching can feel isolating, but Mac’s List creates a welcoming space where you can connect with others and share your experiences. Highly recommend if you’re looking to grow your career and network in Portland!

I’ve found Mac’s List to be an invaluable resource for anyone navigating the Portland job market. The job board consistently features high-quality postings from reputable employers in the area, making it a go-to site for serious job seekers. I also had the chance to attend their recent event, “The Leadership Skills You Need to Succeed in Oregon’s Tough Job Market” on September 11, 2025 and it was excellent! The session was packed with practical advice on leadership, career growth, and job search strategies tailored specifically to Oregon’s competitive market. The speakers shared actionable insights, and the conversation felt both relevant and inspiring. Overall, Mac’s List not only provides a strong platform for finding opportunities but also goes above and beyond by fostering community and professional development through events like this. Highly recommend to anyone job hunting or looking to strengthen their career in the Portland area!

Mac Pritchard of Mac’s List, his team and the resources they provide have been a valued source over decades when seeking a position, and now as career coach myself. Whether it’s resources and advice online, or in the hundreds and hundreds of podcasts, they provide tens of thousands of people with vital and timely information. He’s always been a trusted source of the best information, helping me and other job seekers break thru the noise. Thanks Mac!