Shifting from Academics to Self Marketing
April 30th, 2010
For many decades a commonly held view has been that academic training and degrees was the key factor in advancing your career and making you more desirable in the marketplace.
People flocked to universities and colleges to take evening courses and earn advanced degrees with hope that the additional credential on their resume would allow them to land their ideal job. This is still going on today.
The basis for this belief is the view that industry or job specific knowledge will make you a more desirable job candidate. Do you still believe this?
What Does Your Online Profile Say About You?
February 25th, 2010
No doubt you have heard the term personal branding. Once upon a time only companies had to worry about their brands. Now individuals do as well, especially individuals who are open to or actively seeking new job opportunities.
11 Ways To Sabotage Your Job Search
November 17th, 2009
Here’s a list of surefire ways to sabotage your efforts in finding a job. Follow these steps and you’re guaranteed to get overlooked, and on the off chance you do get an interview, this list can help you screw that up, too.
An ill-advised tweet could cost you your job
November 4th, 2009
Think twice before you use Twitter to vent or blab about work: that indiscreet tweet could cost you your job.
Blogging can help or hurt your career
May 22nd, 2009
Blogging can help or hurt your career… as a job seeker, how do you know if it is right for you?


