If you’re not looking at the link blog, I’d just thought I’d spend a minute and show you what you may have missed. Over the weekend, when I typically do not post here, and this morning I pointed a few interesting things that I wanted to spend more time looking at later. I thought regular…
More reading on using networking as part of your job search. I’ve been reading a book about networking and going through all the self-awareness practices myself lately, so this is timely stuff. (BTW, another great use for OneNote, keeping all my notes and exercises on networking and self-awareness together in one section of the program..)…
A list of stuff from the Lockergnome IT channel to look at over the weekend. How To Ruin Your Job Search In 8 Different Ways What To Look For When Choosing A Job Site Posting Your Resume Online Tips For Applying for Jobs Online Note to anyone who might be reading this from a small…
From the “things you shouldn’t really have to tell people, but, obviously, you do” department (From both sides of the job searching fence): If you’re going to put a help wanted ad in the newspaper that asks people to go to your website to apply for this position, make sure the website has been updated,…
Networking for the introverted Not that this is becoming a job search blog, it just seems like I’ve had a run of similarly themed, and interesting things lately. 🙂 Thanks to the Job Blog for the link.
Andy’s post today reminded me of a similar experience I had. I submitted a resume in response to an ad on a nationwide job board. Actually a reputable one at that, but obviously they don’t control everyone who posts jobs there. Within minutes of sending the resume in response I got an email, letting me…