Not in a Job Search? Start Using JibberJobber Now…
Most people who read my blog and use JibberJobber are job seekers. I say most… but there are a few users who are not in a job search. I have …
Jason Alba
The Job Search Plateau
I’m doing Body for Life, again. Basically, it’s a program that combines eating (6 small meals a day, with high protein, low fat, and healthy carbs) with specific workouts. It …
The Best Part About Problem Solving Is…
Solving the problem! Well, sometimes it’s better to realize when to walk away from a problem, but solving a problem is pretty awesome. Yesterday I talked about problem solving in …
What’s Your Biggest System/Process Gap (Problem)?
In JibberJobber we have problems. That’s why I have a team of professionals who I pay. We all work together to identify problems (sometimes our users help us a lot …
How Many People Know You Are In A Job Search?
This morning I was thinking about the job seeker (me, and you, and pretty much everyone, even if they don’t know it). The one I met at a networking event …
How To: See All Of Your Log Entries… (or, Did Email2Log Work?)
A user recently asked where he can see all of the Log Entries he’s created, after having played around with Email2Log. There are various places where you can see the …
Want Feedback From Employers? Go Jump Off A Cliff, Says SHRM
I saw this article posted by a friend on Facebook, who I won’t name because I don’t want said friend to catch any heat from SHRM because of my response …
Ask The Coach #2: Consulting or Multiple Positions at Same Company on a Resume (how to)
This question was something I came up against right when Diana emailed it to me… here’s the question, and the responses from coaches is below: I have a question about …
What NOT To Ask In An Interview (as a Job Seeker)
Years ago, in 2006, I had an interview. At the end I asked questions about working at the company. Could you tell me about the health insurance? What about vacation? …
New JibberJobber Landing Page: Something New, Fresh, and Simple
Last year when I was working with Udie, my UX guy in San Francisco, I learned that on a page, every field that you have to enter something presents a …