The Secret Sauce In Pulling Off A Resume Review Event
Being fanatically organized is the secret to pulling off a successful resume review event. This post tells you how and gives you a "secret sauce" as well.
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Feb 2011
10
Feb 2011
Four Steps To Start Organizing A Resume Review Event
A resume review event is valuable to job hunters and a terrific place to network. These four steps will get you started as you organize your own such event.
30
Dec 2010
Lessons Learned, And Shared, On Volunteer Leadership
Almost two years of running IABC/DC Metro taught me a few things about volunteerism, leadership, and what makes for good business communication.
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Jul 2010
Words, Meet Mouth
Words.
We think them.
We write them.
We hear them.
We say them.
We sing them.
Words.
Image: Hello Turkey Toe’s Flickrstream, Creative Commons
They are the stuff we humans are made of, ever since speech was invented (which itself is up for debate).
They are so much a part of our lives, they often become trite.
Yet for us communicators, they are our coin; what we use to demonstrate our knowledge of our craft, our proficiency at our trade, our ability to help our organizations and clients transmit the core of their […]
01
Jul 2010
How To Think Like A Reader With Ann Wylie
Yesterday was a bit of a red-letter day. It was my husband’s birthday (and he thanks you kindly for all the good wishes, both here as well as on Twitter), which is a pretty big deal in and of itself.
Over and above that, though, IABC/DC Metro (y’all know I’m current president, right? Disclosure and all…) hosted a very special event: a three-hour writing workshop, sponsored by Johns Hopkins University (additional disclosure, I teach there) and Marketwire, with the renowned Ann Wylie, who […]