I know I've been talking (or having other folks talk) about job hunting, do's and don'ts, etc., quite a bit lately. Honestly, I can't help it; given this blog is all about "personal" musings on our business and our lives, it really is a reflection of what's going on with, in, and around me. Even
Job-hunting's still very much on people's minds, judging by the number of emails I get - and, I'm sure, you do as well. As I was reading Chuck Hemann's fabulous guest post from yesterday on how to land a job in social media, as well as Thursday Bram's post on online networking over at Women
This is a guest post from Chuck Hemann, someone I've enjoyed connecting with in the online world, and whom I very much hope to meet offline soon. Read on for great tips on landing a job using, and in, social media. Social media jobs are popping up around every corner, and so are the people
One of the great things about joining a professional development organization is that you can get hands-on leadership experience as a volunteer; experience which, they say, will serve you well in your “real” job. Certainly that's a selling point for such organizations and in the PR/communications field, organizations such as IABC and PRSA thrive on
Last week I (and several others) attended IABC/Washington's holiday party. I think a decent time was had by all (I had fun, but then, I'm the chapter president so I'd hardly rat my own chapter out). We had wonderful holiday music provided by the Marsh Brothers (one of whom, Greg Marsh, is a chapter member;