10 Blogs to Read If You’ve Just Been Laid Off : Careers : Business : Blogs.com Like most of us job searching, I spend a lot of time online these days. Probably more than is healthy some times. But I also get out, meet people and exchange a lot of information, too. This is a [...]
http://www.viddler.com/explore/DaleChumbley/videos/7/ The Last Man release
Top Job Leads | Tips: How to Get an Interview It never hurts to remember and practice the basics, I believe.
Tech Layoffs Come Back With a Vengeance: 80,000 In January, Approaching 200,000 Total Despite the doom and gloom, the bottom of the post contains a link to who’s hiring also. There’s hope yet.
Social Media’s Good, Bad, Ugly and Unexpected — Twitter — YouTube — Facebook Great advice to remember when creating your blog postings on timely topics – you don’t know who’s reading your work or how they might use it for their own purposes. RSS had been hailed as the next next thing, but it failed [...]
Six Elements of a Great LinkedIn Profile Dr. Scott’s Cool Marketing and Business Blog A list of the basics to cover for LinkedIn newbies and revisers alike. Leveraging your LinkedIn profile for better job search efforts, too.
Twittering Tips for Beginners – NYTimes.com I admit to being a bit stumped about Twitter. As Pogue says, it seemed like just another social media annoyance. Then I started hearing about ways to use it for job search, to crowdsource info research, and what it’s all about. Tweeting is still a new habit for me, [...]
7 Secrets to Getting Your Next Job Using Social Media This is one of the best articles I’ve read lately on networking – and I’ve read more than a few. Read and adopt – today.
Were you excited about the New York Times’ iPhone app, too? The interface is great looking, the ad insertion is understated and appropriate. But is this poor application ever going to work correctly? Every single time, it locks up after I scroll part way down an article. It seems to go on a never-ending update [...]