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Professor Teaches Students About Personal Branding and They Respond!

Guest post by Chrystal Denmark Porter, the Assistant Dean of Sport Science at Endicott College, in Beverly, MA.

Note from Dan: One of my main missions in life is to teach academia about personal branding and start an international class on the topic for freshman college students. Me 2.0: Build a Powerful Brand to Achieve …

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7 Personal Branding Tips for College Graduates

Guest post by David G. Heiser, college senior and intern.

Sponsored: Online college degrees can make candidates out of the previous unemployable

It’s strange to think about it because it’s only October, but for seniors like me, entry into the real world is quickly approaching. We may not want to accept that our final summer …

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The ‘Virtual’ Talent Pool: The Next Level Of Competition

Guest post by Todd Rhoad

Background

According to Charles Grantham and James Ware, executive producers of Work Design Collaborative LLC, an estimate of 12% of the working population serves their organization as part of a distributed workforce. This estimate is expected to grow to 40% by 2012. This trend ushers in the changing face of …

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BusinessWeek Columnist Christine Comaford Answers Your Questions

As promised, BusinessWeek Columnist, Christine Comaford answers the questions you posed in the comments section of my post on Monday. After reading the answers to your questions, Christine has yet another give-away for you. Both Christine and I hope you all have a great weekend. Her note is below:

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Hi Everyone,

WOW. What great …

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College Student Clash: How to Find Balance When Building a Professional Yet Realistic Brand

Today’s guest post is by Rebecca Corliss, who is a young professional from Boston. She is a recent graduate of Boston University, beginning a new career in technology PR. She’s dabbled in violin, clarinet, guitar and piano– and even began her college career majoring in music before her switch to PR. Her new blog, “Music …