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Here’s Why the Resume Isn’t Dead Yet

While technology is an important part of the job search equation, it doesn’t trump thought-work, introspection and proper targeting.

Yes, totally ignoring technology can potentially be harmful, in that disregarding its value could equate to missed opportunities. However, overshadowing the process with a hyper-focus on technology’s ability to catapult your results can be equally harmful.…

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Tips for Developing your Quantified Self

How do you measure your efforts?

What do you measure?

What don’t you measure?

I recently read an article in the Harvard Business Review by Michael Schrage about Developing your Quantified Self. The point of the article was that interviewing people is changing. Instead of asking seemingly irrelevant questions like:

How many golf balls would …

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Stand Out in Your Email to an Employer

Hiring managers are inundated with resumes. Before opening a resume, they critique the email that it comes with. This means your email address, your written communication, your spelling, and your attitude are all evaluated, before they even look at your resume.

In reading Lazlo Bock’s NY Times Best-selling Book, WORK Rules, I learned some valuable …

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The Do’s and Don’ts of Marketing Interviewing

For the majority of companies, marketing recruiting is one the most difficult human resources activities. Subject complexity has made it nearly impossible for HR representatives to determine job applicant aptitude based on their technical abilities.

What they do know is their desired end-goal. With limited knowledge, hiring managers and recruiters do their best to determine …