If you're in the PR field, a Gen Y-er, a recruiter, based in the Washington, D.C., area, or "all of the above," you're well aware of Heather Huhman. Heather's one of the most prolific tweeters and writers I've had the pleasure of getting to know, and she focuses on helping entry-level job seekers navigate the
I've "talked" so often to Rebecca Denison recently that I'm liable to forget I haven't met her IRL yet. Tell you what, this young lady knows the right way to network. Rebecca, a "new professional," and I first connected on Twitter, where she asked if she could pick my brain on career options. I said,
There are two great events coming up in DC next week that I'm really looking forward to. Here's my not-so-subtle pitch for you to come and be a part of them, if your schedule and wallet allow, because I think they're smart conferences for smart people to attend. The first is the Grow Smart Business
I came across JobShouts the way I seem to come across many new things these days: on Twitter. I'm not looking for a job (hey, my boss is very good to me), but I know many people who are, and for them, it's definitely worth investigating. According to its website, JobShouts is "no longer just
I took a completely unscientific Twtpoll a couple of days ago. The question was: you've met someone once, and like a good networker, exchanged business cards. Next thing you know, you're on this person's email list, which is clearly being used to market his/her small business. OK or no way? Out of 28 votes, seven