How much does it cost to buy something for $100?
Continuing the annual theme of income streams… today let’s talk about spending money. Let’s say you want to buy something for $100. How much money do you have to earn …
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How To Prepare for a Layoff Before it Happens
In 2009 I wrote this post: Prepare For A Layoff Before It Happens. I think this was another great post (I was such a good blogger in those early days …
For Job Seekers: When You Are Out of Money :(
I’m having fun going through old blog posts and find what I consider gems. Here’s another one: When You Have No More Money, What Do You Do? In the post …
2019 Job Search Advice From The Experts
Hannah Morgan asked a bunch of career professionals for 2019 job search and career advice. I’m in there somewhere, with my #1 piece of advice from doing this for 13 …
Preparing for the Pink Slip (and some history)
Years ago I spoke a lot… at least twice a month I was on the road. When I spoke I’d want to go to as many job clubs as I …
When Networking Doesn’t Work For You
One of my favorite thought leaders in the career space was the late Mark Hovind, who unexpectedly passed away in 2012. Talking with Mark was almost intellectually overwhelming. I struggled …
Layoff Prep: Move Your Career Assets To Your Personal Systems
I have written about this before but as I was spending a few minutes on Scot’s CubeRules blog I saw this post: Move your career assets to your personal systems …
2019 Theme of the Year: Income Streams
If you’ve followed my blog for the last few weeks you know I recently lost my dream job. You also know that when I was told “your last day will …
Previous JibberJobber Themes of the Year (Recap)
Tomorrow I announce the JibberJobber theme for 2019. Here are previous annual themes: 2017: Healing 2015: You Have the Cookie 2013: Consistency 2012: Communication 2011: The Rabbit Hole Get ready …
When Job Search Advice Doesn’t Work For You
In March 2018 I wrote this post about a JibberJobber user who was having problems with their job search. She had a great question… my advice is in the bottom …