Favorite Friday: Showing Compassion To a Job Seeker
January 18, 2008. Showing Compassion to a Job Seeker. This was a good one, for sure. Here are seven specific things I suggest to help that special job seeker in …
Favorite Friday
Favorite Friday: Blogging for Job Seekers
WOW. Wow. The year is gone. Amazing. Here’s to 2012, which might be the year the world ends (I’m not in that camp :p). August 2nd, 2007 I wrote a …
Favorite Friday: Worst Job Search Advice Ever!
Last week in Minneapolis I was reminded of how descending speakers can be at job clubs. I remembered an experience back in 2006 when I went to hear a speaker …
Favorite Friday: Blue Collar Job Search Information
Every once in a while I get an email saying “does JibberJobber help a blue collar job seeker?” My thoughts are: Does a blue collar job seeker get value out …
Favorite Friday: Delete all of your JibberJobber Contacts
After I do the user webinar (about twice a month) I have people who say “I uploaded 3k contacts, but now I know I want to do it differently… how …
Favorite Friday: Passive Candidate, Active Candidate
I was reminded of a post I wrote back in June of 2008: How To Be A Passive Candidate When You Are An Active Candidate. For example, if you are …
Favorite Friday: Job Search Rabbit Hole (are you chasing the wrong rabbit? Or, barking down the wrong hole?)
I LOVE LOVE LOVE the concept in this post. I started out the year with this post, because maybe it would become my theme for the year. It has certainly …
Favorite Friday: Paying for medical bills without insurance
This gem was one of my absolute favorites, so I share it with you today on our Favorite Friday series. I wrote How To Pay For Surgery Without Health Insurance …
Favorite Friday: How To Blog Without Blogging
I wrote this post within a year of launching JibberJobber.com. I had been blogging for about 10 months and was totally consumed with it. I had seen considerable value out …
How Can I Help You? A Very Hard Question!
Friday I wrote a post about my biggest mistake when going to network meetings. Inevitebly, once I fixed my mistake, I got this question: “How can I help you?” My …