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Recently from Get That Job!- Clarifying expectationsImage by farmerchris via Flickr Having been around the blogging community for eight years now, this blog (and the Blogspot-hosted one that preceded it) have enough content that makes it stand out in search results for certain keywords. I also have made myself accessible through this blog. Since I have been getting more emails lately […]
- Can Steve Jobs help you get hired?Last night I attended the $timulus Book/Networking Group in West Chester, Ohio. Monte Washburn led the discussion about Carmine Gallo’s book, The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs: How to Be Insanely Great in Front of Any Audience(affiliate link). The context of these discussions is always around how the principles within can help people in their […]
- Marketing lessons for your job searchI have a confession to make. I became fascinated with marketing as a result of being in a job search. I saw myself as that product/service/brand, and that it was my job to tell intriguing stories that would inspire people, especially hiring managers, to want to know more. My journey has taken me to a […]
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