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Chandlee Bryan
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August 25
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So you're supposed to start your job here But you find yourself lost here two full days before your first day. You can't find your cell phone. You can't feel your legs. You ache. Your car is upside down and smashed. And time passes from day to…
June 4
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By Chandlee Bryan Forbes just published a report on "where the billionnaires studied," and it's somewhat similar to PayScale's recent report on which schools produce the highest earners in mid-career: there's no shortage of Ivy League and highly se…
August 17, 2009
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One of my favorite pastimes in May and June is to read commencement speeches, and scout for anecdotes. Put together a diverse audience of parents, grads, and visitors, combine it with the need to be concise, interesting, and not "too preachy"--and v…
June 26, 2009
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April 10, 2009
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Several weeks ago, a University of North Carolina senior asked me a question, "How can I find a job as a strategic creative?" My answer: She's already positioning herself to do just that with smart use of LinkedIn, Twitter, and careful social networ…
April 9, 2009

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Career Professional
Hometown
New York
About Me:
I am passionate about helping people and organizations connect and find the right fit. Like my clients, I’ve spent my career exploring. I’ve worn many different hats, but this mission has been consistent and is part of my DNA.

I’ve worked in small teams and large offices, and I’ve lived in cities (D.C., Philly, and New York) and small towns in Virginia and New Hampshire. I spent eight years in the Ivy League, including a stint as Director of Career Services for Dartmouth’s Engineering School and as a career counselor at Penn. I have also worked as a recruiter. I’ve worked side-by-side with c-level executives, employers, college administrators, hundreds of students, and, yes—even rocket scientists. In the process, I’ve developed an electic style, combining a deep curiosity about how jobs work, with the resourcefulness of a New Englander and the warmth of a Southerner.

As a resume writer and career coach, I help my clients connect what they’ve done before with what they want to do next. Together, we develop materials and strategies that create chemistry between skills and experience and what employers need. I call this “putting your best fit forward.” Let me know if I can help you.
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http://www.emergingprofessionals.typepad.com
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Chandlee Bryan

MIA The First Day of Work - How to Recover?

So you're supposed to start your job here






But you find yourself lost here two full days befo

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Posted on June 4, 2010 at 7:03am —

Chandlee Bryan

Advice on Navigating the "Real World": Lessons from Onions, Hepburn & Junior High

One of my favorite pastimes in May and June is to read commencement speeches, and scout for anecdotes. Put together a diverse audience of parents, grads, and visitors, combine it with the need to be concise, interesting, and not "too preachy"--and voila--a unique challenge for even the most seasoned of speakers. It's a unique challenge. (Here's some… Continue

Posted on June 26, 2009 at 11:30am —

Chandlee Bryan

How to Look Like A Pro at a "Creative" Job

Several weeks ago, a University of North Carolina senior asked me a question, "How can I find a job as a strategic creative?" My answer: She's already positioning herself to do just that with smart use of LinkedIn, Twitter, and careful social networking. I'm not worried about her job search; she's doing great already.Renniemapp

That being said, I think job search fever can sometimes lessen the attention given to an even more important part of the process--that of keeping and thriving in a job o… Continue

Posted on April 9, 2009 at 12:00am — 1 Comment

Chandlee Bryan

Trend Spotting: From the Round Table to Tweets?

By Chandlee Bryan
Cross-Posted at the Emerging Professional

In college, I was an English major, a "worthy procrastinator," and avoided coffee like the plague. These three characteristics led me to stay up well past my bedtime working on almost due papers. I'd stare at my screen bleary eyed and make desperate attempts to draw parallels between two (often disparate) or three characters or events. T… Continue

Posted on February 16, 2009 at 11:21pm —

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At 11:20am on August 25, 2010, Robert Taub said…
It's been a very long time since we last connected (Twitter). Hope we can here, on ocaassion. Add me as a friend and I'll surely accept.

My best,

Rob
At 9:16am on January 22, 2010, Robert Taub said…
Hi Chandlee!

Please pardon me for this auto comment. It's as sincere as if I wrote it to only you. I have chosen to send this (cut and paste) to a group of Friend Invites that have yet to respond. Perhaps you missed my "friend request" from Dec 9th (which WAS personally written). In and case, my "invite" still stands; and I hope you will take advantage of it. We may be able help one another and others in this community by sharing and helping each other with shaping ideas that affect others' futures ... and even our own! That's what it's all about, yes?

I look forward to communicating with you, here on Secrets of the Job Hunt Network!

Sincerely,

Rob Taub
 
 
 

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