by Linda Matias
I receive lots of e-mails from job seekers looking to network. Here’s one I received over the weekend from a fellow I don’t know and have never heard of:
Hello,
Here is my updated resume and contact information. […]
by Jane Ashen Turkewitz
There was a story in the media a few years ago about a relationship game that revolved around the actor Kevin Bacon. Two guys discovered it when they obviously had too much time on […]
By Louise Kursmark, CPRW, JCTC, CEIP, CCM
Conventional wisdom tells us that networking is essential for an effective job search. What does that mean, exactly? Networking equals talking to people. It’s as simple as that. Yet […]
Personal Connections Are the Key to Finding a Job
by C.J. Hayden, MCC
When Cookie Burkhalter relocated from Colorado to Wilmington, Delaware three years ago, she thought finding a new job would be easy. With first-rate qualifications and more […]
by Craig Nathanson
Do you have the just the right support network in place for you?
Look around you now. Do you have people in your life on a daily basis who support your dreams, your goals and your […]
by Kathy Condon
Each time I head for the beach, the “animals” give me an interesting slant on some concepts that I work hard to explain to us humans. In fact, the three articles I have used to […]
Copyright 2004 by Rita Fisher / Career Change Resumes
When you hear the word “networking,” what comes to your mind first?
You probably think about going to a job fair or asking all of your friends, family members and acquaintances […]
A Recommended Approach to Gain Support and Identify Career Opportunities
by Charles McConnell
Networking is the single-most misunderstood concept in career search today. Most career seekers have great difficulty accepting the validity of this concept. But it is permissible, in […]
by Deborah Kintner
In the current business atmosphere of frequent downsizing and other situations which may lead to job loss, the art of networking constitutes an essential skill for anyone who wishes to continue working. Because […]
by Carole Martin
It appears, from studies conducted over the past few years that women are more actively involved in using Social Media Networking then men. They have more Facebook and Twitter pages, and they are blogging away!
Not […]
