Nobody Reads Cover Letters. Well, except…
There is a lot of chatter about cover letters… do you send one? Do you not? One thing I hated […]
Career Discussions, job search, Resumes
Career Discussions, Resumes
Recruiters and Resumes – Is Submitting a Resume Enough?
I remember a discussion I had with a group of recruiters at a recruiter conference. Someone brought up the issue
Career Education, job search, Networking
Facebook for Executives
Tomorrow I’m doing a webinar called Facebook for Executives – I’m jazzed to share what I’ve learned about the new
Career Discussions, job search
What did you do after you got laid off?
Earlier this week I asked How did you lose your job? Today I want to share what I did when
Career Discussions, Fun With a Purpose, job search
How did you lose your job?
There are many ways to lose a job, I’ll share mine and I’d love to hear yours. I was laid
Career Education
The Job Search in a Recession
Another thing I learned earlier this week (at a job seekers network meeting, with over 100 job seekers) was that
Career Discussions, Career Education
The “Recession” is “Over”
Yesterday I heard the recession is over. I immediately emailed the only guy I know who follows the numbers from
Career Discussions, job search, Resumes
The Cost of a Resume & My $9 Hamburger
I remember the first time I had a hamburger that wasn’t run-of-the-mill burger. Normally I went to Burger King or
Career Discussions, job search, Networking
Local Companies ARE Hiring
Thom Singer is a buddy who I follow because he has a smart, in-touch-with-reality perspective. Recently I read two blog
Career Articles & Resources, Career Discussions, Career Education, job search
Job Search (and Career) Epiphanies
I recently wrote a post called Becoming Uncommon in your Job Search, based on a blog post I read from