Okay, let’s get this blog post going with a simple multiple-choice question. When picking up a newspaper, you search for jobs in: A) The Classifieds Section (Want-ads) B) The Business Section C) The Front Page D) The Entire Paper The correct answer is… E, all of the above. Okay, so Continue Reading
I really wish I could take full credit for this, but truth be told, this strategy is a knock-off of an idea I picked up from Eric Jaquith. (If you were among the fortunate few who attented SourceCon 2007, then you know what a whiz he is.) The idea is Continue Reading
“If you always do what you’ve always done, you will always get what you’ve always received,” said some wise person. This is certainly true when it comes to job-hunting, especially during a “sucky” economy. How many times have you applied to a job on Monster.com? Now ask yourself, “How many Continue Reading
Unless you are new to the internet – or are a novice to its mysteries, you are no doubt familiar with social networks. For the uninitiated, social networks are online communities where people meet and exchange business information with one another. In the most perfect of scenarios, someone you meet Continue Reading
Now this idea has the scent of genius on it. I wish I could take total credit on making this one up, but the honor goes to Peggy Duncan. Once a year, Peggy sponsors “The Messiest Office Contest” and has been doing it for the past 5 years. How does Continue Reading
