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HOW TO: Build a Strong Online Brand in 14.5 Hours per Week

A Wall Street Journal blog post by Dan Finnigan, CEO of Jobvite, last week entitled, “A Resume Is Not Enough: How to Market Yourself Online” makes a really good point in the headline alone: having a positive online presence is more important than ever.

And if you’re without a job right now, you should have …

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Stop Saying You “Can Do Anything!”

Not long ago, I had the experience of working with a new intern. While we were having a coffee, I asked her about herself and how she saw herself helping us during her stay.

“Oh, I can do anything,” she gushed. “I’m just so happy to be here that I’ll do whatever you want me …

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Personal Branding to Prevent Career Suicide

Two days ago I read an article on CNNMonday.com about how many people are afraid that taking a “survival job” to make ends meet now will destroy their career when the economy picks up again.

That’s very understandable.  When you’re forced into a lower-level job than you were currently doing, or find yourself doing a …

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Revealed: PBB Experts and Personal Branding Success

Success stories are inspiring, so I asked every Personal Branding Blog contributor to describe when they first felt their own personal branding success.

Enjoy.

Dan Schawbel:

There were two main instances that had proved the power of personal branding to me and they both happened in unison.  First, after six months between March 14th and …

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Make Sure You Avoid this Online Branding Fiasco

Earlier this week, I heard about an acquaintance who had misrepresented himself on LinkedIn.  He changed his profile to only show partial information about his work history.  Plus, he added a company profile for his new consulting business and grossly lied about his 2009 revenue and the number of employees he had.  All those changes …