Posts Tagged "career change"

Leverage Linkedin as a Prospecting Tool

Posted by on Nov 5, 2008 in linkedin | 0 comments

As someone who spent 20 years armed with the task of identifying the best prospects for every type of gizmo, garment and service imaginable, I’ve become a huge fan of Linkedin for reasons other than its business networking muscle. I see Linkedin as a rich cooperative business database that gives you the power to shift your prospecting efforts from blind shotgun frenzy to a targeted, strategic campaign. Remember that in any...

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Linkedin Announces WordPress Application

Posted by on Oct 30, 2008 in networking | 0 comments

In one of the most important developments for job seekers in a hugely competitive market, Linkedin announced their new partnership with blogging software giant WordPress on a tool aptly named “WordPress App for Linkedin.” WordPress-Linkedin Application This tool allows you “to sync your WordPress blog posts with your LinkedIn profile, keeping everyone you know in the know.” Your blog articles have a place in your...

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Research is a Job Seeker’s Best Friend

Posted by on Oct 28, 2008 in employment | 0 comments

According to Plunkett Research, job seekers in 2009 will be facing the toughest hiring climate since 9/11 and the dotcom bust. This leading provider of industry statistics and trends anticipates that job seekers will need to do more research and prepare better to get good jobs in these times. Does this mean it’s all doom and gloom? No. What is does mean is that the best investment that job seekers can make is in time spent learning...

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How to Sell Yourself with Confidence

Posted by on Oct 22, 2008 in employment | 0 comments

The one thing that holds most of us back from fully pursuing what we want is a lack of confidence in the value that we can bring to whatever we are pursuing. When you can see your value points clearly, you can believe in your value and step forward to offering you value with confidence. Many people struggle with how to identify their value points. I believe this is because many don’t recognize that your value points vary on a...

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Is What You’re Doing Working for You?

Posted by on Oct 15, 2008 in inspiration | 0 comments

One of the greatest lessons I’ve learned is that challenging times are actually opportunities that lead you to what fits you better. Thirteen years ago my husband left me for another woman. I felt like the framework of my life had been ripped out from underneath me. My need to overcome my pain led me to study teachings that I would never have explored on my own. I’ve come to recognize that this experience laid the foundation...

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