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Recently from How I Got My Job- The hardest part of your job searchImage by brixton via Flickr What is the hardest part of your job search? Is it finding contacts to one of your target companies? Is it building a list of companies you’re targeting? How about preparing for interviews? For me, the hardest part of my job search is also the most important part. What I’m about to say [...] […]
- On not hearing back after applying onlineEver felt snubbed by an HR department when you’ve sent in your application, having dotted all the i’s and crossed the t’s? Here’s an interesting article shared on a LinkedIn group I’m a part of that might make you feel better: Complaint Box | The E-Snub – City Room Blog – NYTimes.com […]
- A pink slip or a blank page?Getting laid off and losing a job doesn’t have to be the end of the world. It can be the best time to reinvent yourself. As one person in Lemonade: The Movie said, it’s not a pink slip – it’s a blank page. Please set aside 36 minutes and watch this movie. I saw it on [...] […]
- The hardest part of your job search
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- The hardest part of your job searchImage by brixton via Flickr What is the hardest part of your job search? Is it finding contacts to one of your target companies? Is it building a list of companies you’re targeting? How about preparing for interviews? For me, the hardest part of my job search is also the most important part. What I’m about to say [...] […]
- On not hearing back after applying onlineEver felt snubbed by an HR department when you’ve sent in your application, having dotted all the i’s and crossed the t’s? Here’s an interesting article shared on a LinkedIn group I’m a part of that might make you feel better: Complaint Box | The E-Snub – City Room Blog – NYTimes.com […]
- A pink slip or a blank page?Getting laid off and losing a job doesn’t have to be the end of the world. It can be the best time to reinvent yourself. As one person in Lemonade: The Movie said, it’s not a pink slip – it’s a blank page. Please set aside 36 minutes and watch this movie. I saw it on [...] […]
- The hardest part of your job search
- Recent newmediacincy on Twitter
- A contact in my local network knows of a firm looking to fill some PHP and MySQL jobs. If interested, let me know.
- Good morning from beautiful Cincinnati! Today is the first day of the rest of your life. Make it a great one!
- Okay gang. I'm outta here for a few hours. Will check back. You all behave and be excellent to each other.
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- On monetizing the March 2010 Second SaturdayHere are some video comments I recorded in response the the reaction to this month’s New Media Cincinnati Second Saturday being monetized. Audio and video are not well-synced, and that probably indicates I should stop trying to record directly from my webcam into YouTube. Click here to watch the embedded video. As mentioned in the video, I think [...] […]
- Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-03-07Good morning from beautiful Cincinnati! Awake to make it another great day! # Great video from Monica, feat. @OGOchoCinco: http://bit.ly/cnljef # The kiddo requested some more videos on her iPod, so I'm downloading some neat ones about desgin from TED.com # What he said RT @MikeBoehmer57: Great story in today's @cincienquirer abt @TamILB's boo […]
- 5 Ways to Blog for Personal AchievementImage by .krish.Tipirneni. via Flickr Note: I was recently asked to write a guest article for the Career Achievement Network, since they were about to open up their blogging and forums to every member. I’m crossposting the article here as well, since from time to time I get questions about starting up a personal blog. 5 Ways [...] […]
- On monetizing the March 2010 Second Saturday
