Real Networking for Professionals in Transition
I am at conferences a lot. I speak on networking (amongst other things). But when I am at the conference […]
job search, Networking, Uncategorized
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Job Seekers: Follow-up
Keith Ferrazzi (Never Eat Alone) wrote a post a while back telling us how to be better than 95% of
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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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The Job Search Is Scary. Embrace Scary?
I know how scary it is. There is a lot of scary on different levels. Perhaps it is the fear
Career Articles & Resources, Career Discussions, Career Education, Job Benefits, Uncategorized
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
Career Discussions, Career Education, job search, Required Reading, Uncategorized
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
Career Discussions, Uncategorized
5 Recruiter Pet Peeves by Lindsey Pollak
Lindsey Pollak writes for Manpower’s MyPath career website. She recently wrote a post called Top 5 Recruiter Pet Peeves REVEALED!
Career Discussions, Uncategorized
Sign of Great Economy: Quit Your Job!
Check out this post on Emurse by Rigel Celeste: Business is Better, So Why Are People Quitting in Record Numbers?
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Email Subject Lines & Effective Communication
Tom Clifford wrote an invaluable post titled Why Precise Email Subject Lines Are Like Diamonds. I’ve been doing a lot
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Why Spend Only 45 Minutes in a Job Search?
I’ve been thinking about Monday’s post about how much time we spend in a job search… the question is WHY?
