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Monthly Archives: August 2013
Job opening — Communications, South Carolina
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Millennials and job churn, when will employers get it?
It would be nice to see the negotiation pendulum swing back to workers sometime soon, it’s been on employers’ side ever since Ronald Reagan busted the air traffic controllers union in the 1980s. Continue reading
Branding and job hunting: more good advice from another source
Elements you’ll need to brand build include networking abilities, an ability to compromise, a way of going beyond just speaking about quality of your work and creativity, he says.
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Tagged Always Be Job Hunting, career changes, job hunting, search tips
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Refuse to Participate in a Cutthroat Environment
Originally posted on Cperky's Blog:
It’s demoralizing to have a boss who pits you against your colleagues. Don’t give in to this dynamic. Instead, collaborate with coworkers to find your own ways of working together that don’t ratchet up…
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Online Degrees or Moocs –a guest post
Ava Reed is a freelance writer who approached me to write about MOOCs, which I had never heard of, and then agreed to redo her post to address how these fit into job hunting. Continue reading
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College debt and job hunting — a guest post
She had written me about running the infographic seen here and I asked how it related to job hunting. That prompted her to write this post about her own experiences. I think many can relate and so am running it today. I am not endorsing use of the company which created the graphic; the link will take you there but again I am not endorsing it or receiving any payment from it to run this infographic. Continue reading
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Tagged college loans, education debt, First job, frustration
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Why Should I Care About Networking?
I’m enjoying this person’s blog and her views on job hunting. John
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Job opening: PR manager, San Francisco
The range of tech-related jobs is truly amazing. Here’s a company that describes itself as a “contest and campaign platform that enables advertisers’ messages to go viral and gain distribution.” Continue reading
Job Opening — TV news anchor, Chicago area
This is a posting for a TV job that isn’t your ordinary on-air spot. It took some digging to find, but this group is in Evanston, Il., a northern suburb of Chicago. Good luck and always be job hunting. Continue reading
Career planning – a fulltime job
Originally posted on Careerista:
I read a lot of career blogs and management books. Since I started working I have read thousands of articles about how to build your career, how to become an expert in what you do and…
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Always Be Job Hunting 