What Not to Do in Startup Job Interviews – Part 4 (Quote provided by Debra Ann Matthews of Let Me Write It For You: Job-Winning Resumes) http://www.nbcchicago.com/blogs/inc-well/What-Not-to-Do-in-Startup-Job-Interviews—Part-4-215525761.html via @incdotwell
If a career change is on your list of goals for 2013, here’s some expert advice to help you make it happen. (Thank you for your contributions to the article Laurie Battaglia, Caroline Adams Miller
and Debra Ann Matthews.) http://www.fabjob.com/calgarysun-2013-01-06.html
“It’s not a bad job. I’ve read some books and listened to a few podcasts. A couple of my friends in busier, more generously-paid jobs, are slightly envious.”
–Written for MainStreet by Eric Reed, a freelance journalist who writes frequently on the subjects of career and travel. You can read more of his work at his website http://www.wanderinglawyer.com.
See article @
http://www.mainstreet.com/article/career/8-strangest-ways-make-living?page=3
15 Conversation Starters That Make Networking Events Great | JobMob http://jobmob.co.il/blog/conversation-starters/#.cptsource=twitter.cptid=anonf2fa55ba24ae9e8780b022c67cb06c. #jobsearch via @jacobshare
How Strong Is Your Faith (Mark 5:25)
By Raymond Bass, Clarksville, TN
http://youtu.be/oGNzDOJHnvM via @youtube
To help hiring managers and recruiters access you and your skills sets, it is now smart to be among those who engage in social networking. To be relevant, you will have to keep up with the newest trends that can connect your skills and your contact information with the best practices that companies now utilize to locate talent. Facebook is a powerful resource to help you to do just that. Here are a few tips to help take you from personal to professional and leverage companies, hiring managers, colleagues who may help in your professional development.
See article @ http://shar.es/yw1ze via @sharethis
What Not to Do in Startup Job Interviews – Part 4
See full article for quote by Debra Ann Matthews of Let Me Write It For You: Job-Winning Resumes.
http://www.nbcchicago.com/blogs/inc-well/What-Not-to-Do-in-Startup-Job-Interviews—Part-4-215525761.html via @incdotwell
Two tracks hard-working people with disabilities obtain federal jobs
Hard working people with disabilities are valued employees, especially to the federal government. For those who possess mental retardation, physical disabilities, psychiatric disabilities, and / or disabled veterans, you are welcomed and valued as employees of the federal government. In fact, over 145,000 federal employees are disabled nationwide. Here are two ways to obtain employment.
Hardworking People With Disabilities Need Federal Job Too
Hardworking People With Disabilities Need Federal Jobs Too – 2 Ways to Apply!: http://EzineArticles.com/7925380
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