Now this is Exciting!

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

The guys who do the Manager Tools Podcast, which I have loved and learned so much from even though I’m not a Manager, are starting up a new podcast on Dec 4, Career Tools.

Like Manager Tools, it will be a weekly FREE podcast addressing your Career: development, search, interviewing, networking, recruiting, promotions, layoffs, etc.

I’m looking forward to learning more about this in the coming days, and eventually hearing it on Dec. 4, or whenever I get caught up on podcasts… 🙂

 

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