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What It Takes to Start a Job Search

December 15, 2011

If you are about to embark on your quest for a new job, you need a map and the tools to reach your destination effectively. Would you begin a trip without a map or GPS and gas in your car? I didn’t think so.  So how do you begin your job search? Your Job Search [...]

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Why Do You Like Twitter?

June 30, 2011

What I am learning is that there many reasons to like Twitter.  I find it difficult sometimes to explain exactly what it is about this tool that makes it so cool, interesting, fun, productive, effective, etc. When I a presented a workshop yesterday to a group of job seekers, I was trying to help them [...]

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3 Ways to Find People on LinkedIn

May 3, 2011

If you are new to LinkedIn, you may wondering how you can find people to add to your LinkedIn connections.  LinkedIn provides three ways to easily identify people to add to your network: People you may know Colleagues Classmates In this video (less than 5 minutes), I take you on a guided tour of these [...]

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Social Media, Job Search and You

February 3, 2011

If you are thinking about stepping into the 21st century and are ready to dip your toe into the waters of social media, where would you begin? There are vast quantities of information on the internet and who really are the experts? I am asked a lot to recommend books on social media and you [...]

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Joining Groups on LinkedIn Can Expand Your Network

January 12, 2011

You don’t have to be on LinkedIn.  But why wouldn’t you be there? Being there doesn’t mean just having a profile.  It is a great way to meet and engage with others who share a similar interest. If you are unclear how to take advantage of groups, this video by LinkedIn might help.   In case [...]

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Summary Sunday

January 9, 2011

Let’s talk for a second about how to really nurture relationships…it is by being relevant,  right?  How can you be most relevant to your network?  By knowing what they are up to and what they are doing, writing, and saying. How?  By incorporating LinkedIn with Outlook.  (Ideal for those who are working) Bill Boorman, The [...]

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