Note: if you don't read all the way through this post before jumping to put in your application, you may indeed be in danger of being gobsmacked (image: Clint Bohn, Creative Commons). Job hunters with a yen for clean speak might find this interesting: Director of Communications, the Ronald Wilson Reagan Hand Sanitizer Project, Washington,
Update: please scroll down to see several more HAPPOers - the afternoon edition of this post. Again - these are all wonderful people who have unique skills and personalities - so if, while you're reading their bios and posts, you can think of a connection that will help them - do make it. It's social
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