Are You Blessed? #jobsearch
About ten days ago my daughter fell on her face and smashed her front teeth in. Shortly after we carried […]
Career Discussions, job search, Required Reading, Uncategorized, Work/Life Balance
Uncategorized
Miscellaneous, Uncategorized
An Executive Resume Writer…
… is NOT a typist. When you hire a professional resume writer, or an executive resume writer, you are hiring
Career Articles & Resources, Career Discussions, job search, Uncategorized
Changing Careers, Transferable Skills and Recruiters
Brad Attig wrote an excellent post on how recruiters fit into your job search. Brad is a professional recruiters helping
Interviews, job search, Networking, Required Reading, Resumes, Uncategorized
Resume Review: How’s Your Resume
How’s your resume? Can you find it? Is it accessible? When I got laid off I spent a week looking
Career Discussions, job search, Uncategorized
Job Search Definition: Recession vs. Depression
There are a lot of resources that explain the difference between a recession and a depression – you can see
job search, Uncategorized
You Don’t Get Job Search Help From The News
I remember in my job search we were advised (in networking meetings and workshops) to not watch the news. There
job search, Job Search Tools, Uncategorized
Job Search Software
As a software person I wanted to know what kind of software I could use in a job search (this
Career Discussions, Career Education, Interviews, job search, Uncategorized
Job Search Email Etiquette (Part II)
Tuesday I blogged about Job Search Email Etiquette, which I’m pretty passionate about. The issue, really, is about communication. It’s
job search, Uncategorized
Job Search Email Etiquette (Part I)
Alison Doyle, the job search expert at about.com, wrote an article titled Email Etiquette for Job Seekers. In her brief
Career Discussions, Career Education, Job Benefits, job search, Networking, Required Reading, Uncategorized, Work/Life Balance
2011 Career Predictions: What It Means For Us
I wrote about my career predictions yesterday… here’s what it means for us, individually: >> The economy is going to
