My Journey To Better Thank You’s
I’m kind of a weird guy. I have a hard time saying Thank You. For all of the times when I want to, and when I know I should, I …
Already Employed
The New Employee Loyalty — “Cautiously Optimistic”
I had a cool discussion with two fascinating people on a flight out of San Jose, to Las Vegas on Friday night. On one side was a VP of Marketing …
What JibberJobber *Might* Have Been Called (Branding and Names)
Back to the branding contest. Has this process been interesting to you? I hope that you can internalize some of this process to figure out your own personal, company or …
Interview with Volt Recruiter Heather Gardner (Part II)
More on the branding contest tomorrow! You can read the first five posts here (Introduction, Q&A, Brand Issues, Education Factor and Tag Lines), and if you want to participate, submit …
Interview with Volt Recruiter Heather Gardner (Part I)
Note – we are having a branding contest. And it’s exciting! You can read the first five posts here (Introduction, Q&A, Brand Issues, Education Factor and Tag Lines), and if …
CEO Of You, Inc: Get Trained
Today I’m announce a new, special part of the JibberJobber offerings. I’m a firm believer in You, Inc. and the care that we all need to take with our own …
Interviewer Double Standards – When The Interviewer Has A Cell Phone In The Interview
Picking up on the Showing Compassion To A Job Seeker post from Friday, Darlene McDaniel talks about how hiring managers can show compassion to a job seeker, specifically in an …
Your Job Sucks – Get Out Before You Get Kicked Out
Two years ago today I was still reeling from the news of being laid off. I’ve said many times that I saw the writing on the wall. Interesting concept, as …
Showing Compassion To A Job Seeker
Jacob Share, Israel’s most popular job/career blogger, had a good post a few weeks back about showing compassion to job seekers. I’ve talked about this a number of times, in …
How To Introduce Yourself To Someone Two Degrees Away
Yesterday I got an e-mail from Kevin Donlin, asking for my input for an article. I misunderstood the question, so I get to use my original response for this blog …