Networking Sucks For A Reason
Check out Dan Schawbel’s short article titled Avoid networking with these bad business contacts. Dan lists the following: The user. […]
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Where have all the secure jobs gone?
My dad was a career federal employee. He had a good career and has a pension. I remember when I
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Indispensable by Monday (book) – SAVE a Company MONEY?
There are a few job search folks who boil your value prop (or, the reason hiring managers hire someone) to
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What does a second-tier resume get me?
I was reading Thom Singer’s post titled Second Tier Efforts Bring Second Tier Results… his message is along the lines
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Job Search: Ask For Help!
Your friends and family want to help you land a job, they just don’t know how to help you. I
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Using Twitter in a Job Search
You have probably heard a lot of hype about Twitter… are you on it yet? Are you getting any value
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Long Term Unemployment and Bankruptcy
I’ve had these to blog posts open for a few days and I just can’t get them out of my
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Job Search: Where Is The Green Grass
Last night I was at a family event to celebrate the end of year for a class for one of
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The College Graduate Job Search
About two years ago all the online chatter about GenY was that they are… how do I put this… better
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Job Recovery vs. Economy Recovery
By the time the economy was looking really bad, and the average Joe had admitted it, many of my career
