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Donna Sweidan posted a blog postA 2010 Call To Action: STOP Job SEARCHING-
Phew, 2010 is here, and its time to call for an END to Job Searching. Yes, that is what I said. An interesting statistic was brought to my attention this week by my blogger friend, GL Hoffman: The average unemployed person spends 18 minutes a day hunting for a job. Gleaned from the current issue of Harper’s Index, this Labor Department research fact came via Toby Dayton of diggings, another interesting blog to check out.Sacré bleu, how can this be, you must be thinking! Has all my work been in…See More
Donna Sweidan commented on Chris Russell's blog post How to find legitimate work at home jobs"Thanks Chris- This is very useful info- thank you for bringing it to light. I have a handful of clients in mind who could benefit."
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A 2010 Call To Action: STOP Job SEARCHING-
Phew, 2010 is here, and its time to call for an END to Job Searching. Yes, that is what I said. An interesting statistic was brought to my attention this week by my blogger friend, GL Hoffman: The average unemployed person spends 18 minutes a day hunting for a job. Gleaned from the current issue of Harper’s Index, this Labor Department research fact came via Toby Dayton of diggings, another interesting blog to check out.
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