What pretzels have to do with your job search (or) why job seekers should focus on helping others

Today, I was at Target. This is nothing all that unusual, to tell the truth. This morning, I was looking for individually wrapped snack packages. Perusing the aisle, I stopped in front of a man and his boxes. It seemed that they were right where my targeted snacks would be. He was stocking the shelves and quickly moved his boxes …

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Want To Track InMail Responses? Use Projects

InMail responses can vary from “Sure, tell me more” to “Well, I do know a friend” and the occasional “Thanks but not at this time.”  Regardless of the response, tracking these replies as data could be hugely beneficial to the team.  But short of copying and pasting every InMail reply into a profile’s notes,

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RJ and The Microsoft Military Community: We Still Serve

‘Softie in question: RJ Naugle Job title: Senior PM Lead, Risk Reduction Team. I’m also the co-lead of Microsoft’s

Healing Tips for the Broken Hearted Job Seeker

By CAREEREALISM-Approved Expert , Joshua Waldman Someone once told me a corporation was a nasty thing to fall in love with – because it will NEVER love you back. The rules of loyalty in the work force are changing. No one can deny that. However, knowing this doesn’t change the pain of getting laid off or let go. It hurts. It …

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5 Keys To Creating A Resume They’ll Remember

Stop agonizing over how to write the best resume and take a moment to read over the following five key steps to creating a resume that hiring managers will remember . This isn’t a definitive list but will give you a great place to start on your way to resume superstardom (and that new career you’ve been dreaming about)! Give…

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Illegal Job Interview Questions in Israel: One Employer Tells It Like It Is

One employer explains the dilemma of illegal job interview questions and how to respond when it happens to you. This is a guest post by Paula R. Stern. If you’d also like to guest post here on JobMob, follow these guidelines . A Digital Eve Israel member asked: Is it legal in Israel for prospective employers or recruiters to…

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T.A.P. Q#454 – Resume: How Do I Display Location for Viral Internships?

Dear Experts, I’ve had several telecommuting internships, and I’m wondering what the best way to put those on my resume is. It probably would look a little weird to have two internships listed on my resume in two states nowhere near each other, while I live in a third state. CLICK HERE to see how experts answered this question on…

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LinkedIn as a Job Search Tool

The popular business social media website LinkedIn is an effective job search tool, helping in research, networking and marketing oneself.

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If you are unemployed & had no luck in job search – would you pay for better ideas & processes?

If you are unemployed, and someone told you about a recruiter / HR specialist who is willing to do small group seminars to teach you to update your resume, teach you about the ‘other side of the wall’ in recruiting, provide you hundreds of URL’s to post, and teach how to use social networking for career, would you have an interest in…

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Tax Tips for the Unemployed

I saw a segment about tax deductions for job seekers on today’s CNN “American Morning”. In case you missed it: http://amfix.blogs.cnn.com/2010/03/09/tax-deductions-for-job-seekers/ http://www.cnn.com/2010/LIVING/03/08/tax.tips.unemployed/index.html?hpt=Sbin This is for anyone unemployed in 2009!

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