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You Can Thrive In, Not Just Survive, An Economic Slogging! by Jacqui Barrett-Poindexter - Nov, 2009 As co-coordinator with my colleague Miriam Salpeter, I am pleased to participate in our second round of posts from our community of expert career advisors and resume writing professionals called the Career Collective. This month’s articles are in response to Quintessential Careers Job Action Day. Please follow our hashtag on Twitter: #careercollective. The economy is in a slump. Cost cutting and lay offs persist. We all ... |
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Seven Observations From My Day at the Job Fair by Dawn Bugni - Nov, 2009 Today, I’m sharing some observations and insights gained while volunteering to do resume reviews at a local mall for a job fair. To say I’m disgusted by what I saw is an understatement. And I’m not talking about the resumes. I’m used to seeing boring career autobiographies, all out career confessionals and self-centered, “this is what I want” documents. That’s not what bothered me. That can easily be fixed. That’s what I do. W... |
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Networking Opportunities in Wilmington, NC by Dawn Bugni - Nov, 2009 I did some research on local networking opportunities a while back for a job seeker. She and I met though the Job Angels initiative originally started on Twitter. She recently graduated with an engineering degree and moved from Michigan to Wilmington, NC. She knew virtually no one and was anxious to launch her career. She asked me how to meet and network in this town. I put a call out to my Tweeps on Twitter to get as much inf... |
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ROI, Your Job Search And Social Media by Miriam Salpeter - Nov, 2009 “What’s the ROI? How do you know you are GETTING something from it? How much time do you spend?” These are questions a friend of mine asks when I talk about how much I enjoy using Twitter to connect with colleagues and job seekers. She wants quantified RESULTS. How much money did I earn from it? How many clients do I have because of Twitter? She’s busy. She needs to make every second count. I’m thinking, “Do you ask abou... |
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Your Network IS Your Net Worth by Dawn Bugni - Nov, 2009 During the past year, as I watched the face of the economy and, in turn, job search strategies shift, I started sharing the importance of networking and social media, more and more with my clients. Blogger and recruiter, Jeff Lipschultz included statistics from the U.S. Department of Labor in his post “40 jobs in 40 years? Fact or Fiction?” According to 2008 statistics individuals changed jobs, every 2.9 to 6.0 years. With tha... |
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Top Three Reasons People Don’t Use Social Media for Job Search by Joshua Waldman - Nov, 2009 Inevitably, in every audience I speak to, there are people who find some reason NOT to follow my advice on using social media for their job search. Sometimes these people really want jobs but are overwhelmed. Sometimes they simply don’t want to get a job and change their situation. This post of for the former, not the later. As long as you are willing to adopt NEW ways of doing things, NEW things will happen. So... |
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Be a Joiner: Joining Groups To Help You Get Ahead by Debra Wheatman - Nov, 2009 Launching an effective job search requires a lot of careful planning. With the plethora of information and myriad ways to pursue opportunities, it can be a daunting experience. Besides the obvious use of networking and applying for jobs both online and to directly to hiring companies you can and should join a business or networking group related to your area of interest. These groups might be directly related to the busines... |
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Debunking Networking Myths by Brad Karsh - Nov, 2009 Myth #1: Networking is simply getting a job because you know someone. The following is not a likely scenario: You: I know Darren – he’s a big shot at Accenture. He said you’d give me a job. Recruiting Director: Of course, I will. You’re hired. We’ll see you on Monday morning at 9:00. I’m assuming $200,000 will work for you as your new IT Specialist salary. Sadly, that’s not what networking is all about. ... |
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How You Can Make Networking a Science by Valerie Sokolosky - Nov, 2009 Networking is essential to advertising your personal brand – and, as you may realize, networking is sort of like power walking. If you wear light workout clothing and athletic shoes made for the terrain you walk, you almost glide down the track or path. If you strap on leg weights, step into steel-toed boots and pile on heavy coats, you’ll cover less ground and add time to your walk. Here’s how to avoid moving in slow motio... |
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Social Media Means You Can’t Hide by Joshua Waldman - Nov, 2009 One of the great powers of social media is that it is very very difficult to not be genuine. Even people who try to put on a face don’t last very long. The whole system is geared towards ruining liers. And that is a good thing. On one hand, you are more likely to trust someone when you can verify who they are from 3 or more social media profiles, blog entries, photos and Google results. More so when you find someone on L... |
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