31 Job Fairs Next Week
Just a reminder. We’ve posted over 100 job fairs for the month of September and 31 of them are coming up between now and next weekend. Beginning at 10am today, there’s a job fair in Glendale, AZ. All career fields will be represented. Then, on Saturday, there’s a trucking and transportation job fair in Indianapolis, [...]
Hi5 is Hiring!
I learned a couple of things at Hi5′s Lunch 2.0 event. First, Hi5 is experiencing an exciting growth period. Second, the folks and space at Hi5 make Hi5 a potentially exciting place to work. Check out the hot jobs at Hi5 Hearthis post
The Resume Autopsy Workshop: POSTPONED
The Resume Autopsy Workshop scheduled for Sept. 11, 2008 has been postponed. I’ll reschedule it at a later date. Thank you to all of you who RSVP’d and purchased your tickets. You should receive an email confirming your refund soon. Hearthis post
100 Job Fairs in September
In salute to my friends on the job hunting trail, I’ve updated the Careersthatdontsuck.com Event Calendar with 100 job fairs, all in the month of September. That gives you time to dust off your resume, brush up on your interviewing skills and build up your confidence. Check out September’s 100 Job Fairs Hearthis post
Event: The Resume Autopsy
Careersthatdontsuck.com presents “The Resume Autopsy”, a 2-hour intensive workshop designed to help attendees rewrite, and in some cases, resuscitate their resumes. Why this workshop? The second biggest complaint among job-seekers is “I send my resume and no one calls or writes me back” (The biggest complaint is that they’re still haven’t found a job). This [...]
WordCamp
On to my next session. Stephen O’Grady is talking about “Open Source Business Models”. Basically, we’ve learned that money is not bad and open source folks would like some. Hearthis post
POSITIONING YOURSELF FOR SUCCESS
Today I’m attending the first full day of classes at Stanford University. I’m attending the Stanford Professional Publishing Course (I won the American Magazine Publishers Diversity Fellowship). My day began with a presentation by futurist Paul Saffo, a Stanford engineering professor. Saffo’s presentation, Publishing in a Post-Information Age, was packed with interesting (and amusing) bits [...]
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