Security? We Don’t Need Your Stinkin’ Security!
What is job security, anyway? Whether you think you’ll find it from an employer or from owning your own business, realize you have work to do! You can’t ignore some …
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“This Is Just Between You And Me…”
Sunday I got a call from one of my best friends from my high school days. He happens to be a JibberJobber user and had a great question for me… …
Book Review: Career Distinction – Stand Out by Building Your Brand
In October 2006 I was introduced to Kirsten Dixson by Wendy Terwelp (a JibberJobber partner), and we had an hour-long, intense phone call. It was the beginning of a very …
Keeping it Real in an Executive Search
One of the friends I picked up in my JibberJobber journey is Mike Schaffner (February You Get It winner of the month). My relationship with Mike started strong because we …
How To Be Cliche
I was reading a blog post this morning about China’s Silicon Valley when a certain phrase caught my eye: P&G’s strategy conforms nicely with Chinese President Hu Jintao’s plan, announced …
Avoid Networking Spam (and a super embarrasing moment)
Spam … the word makes most of us cringe. We don’t want to receive it, we don’t want to be accused of sending it. We all know that spam is …
Free Personal Branding Teleseminar With The Experts
Here’s a twist on the free teleseminar thing – how about spending an hour with me, William Arruda and Kirsten Dixson where I ask about all kinds of cool personal …
May You Get It Winner: Rob Frankel
The You Get It Award is presented monthly to someone who effectively uses technology to exemplify their personal brand. Past winners can be found here. If you have any suggestions …
Coming Out Of The Garage With The ToolBox
A few weeks ago I announced the Career Management Toolbox that I’m working on, with significant input from my partners. I said it would be live and available within a …
Book Review: BRAG! The Art of Tooting Your Own Horn Without Blowing It
Run, don’t walk, to get your hands on this book. Huge thanks to Dan Johnson for turning me on to this book. I resisted cracking it for a while, and …