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I am celebrating my 2 year anniversary as a blogger! If you are in a job search and you need some support, assistance and/or advice, this is your opportunity. There are only 25 slots available for the 15 minutes of free Career Coaching. In order for you to take advantage of this opportunity visit me at Interview Chatter . Review the Rules of Engagement.



Here are the Rules of Engagement:



1. You will… Continue

I am going to be focusing on Social Networking and your Job Search at Interview Chatter throughout the month of June. I wanted to share a series of post I did on LinkedIn last September. Take a peek. I believe LinkedIn is a great place for professionals in a job search.



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By my definition a net is a group of people with various life experiences and perspectives. These people and their perspectives are not necessarily visible to you and I by the naked eye, yet none the less they exist. I believe that each of us are part of a network of people. Our responsibility first and foremost is to get connected and to stay connected to this net or network of people. When is the last time you remembered the birthday, anniversary, or some other… Continue

This is a modification of a post I wrote back in 2006 at Interview Chatter, called Unemployed? Congratulations! You're Hired. If you are unemployed, your new job is to find a job. I know that it very difficult to find a job in the tight market we have out there right now. But don't let that stop you. There are jobs to be had. You may need to get creative. You may… Continue

Shameless Marketing was a term I learned many years ago in San Francisco, California when I attended a marketing workshop for professional speakers called The Odd Couple with Steve Weiss and Patricia Fripp. The entire workshop Patricia Fripp talked about herself. She spoke about how good she was as a speaker, coach, and anything else she could think of to keep our attention on her. I remember thinking how stuck on herself she was. And then it hit me, she was demonstrating what she was… Continue