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While in Transition, Are You Keeping Pace with Technology?

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Home Founder Resume Writing Career Coaching Marketing Yourself Selling Yourself Job Stress General Advice Interview Skills "The Relocated Spouse [link] — jobconnection While in Transition, Are You Keeping Pace with Technology? As an example, we have to insure comments on Facebook represent ourselves as professionals.

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Uh-Oh: You May Not Be Worth What You Thought

On The Job

Some examples include software design/development; product management; networking/system administration; finance; and government contracts administration. Negotiate for other compensation/benefits. In this economy, it can be difficult to negotiate when employers are cutting back not only salaries, but positions.

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Job Hunting Tips & Telling Your Boss

Musings of a High-Level Executive Assistant

During this time, you do NOT job hunt but do your prep work of sprucing up your resume, LinkedIn, putting your resume online, networking, and notifying people you can interview starting after a specific date. This is an extreme example though. 5) List your resume confidentially on resume sites.

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6 Reasons Every Serious Blogger Should Blog for the Big Dogs

Men With Pens

It looks good on a writer’s/blogger’s resume. Advance your blogging swagger : Use your writing experience of guest posting at top sites to negotiate a higher blogging rate when applying for paid work. This can potentially lead to new networking opportunities and broadened horizons. More than your “15 minutes of fame”.

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10 Tips to be a Better Executive Assistant - Part 3

Musings of a High-Level Executive Assistant

For example, you start speaking in short hand to other assistants and it doesn’t come across as rude because it’s meant to be efficient and not waste time with small talk. Aside from that, I use it for many reasons, but largely, I want to have my resume online so I can connect with people and have them learn about me should they so desire.

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Bored to Tears at Work - Help!

Musings of a High-Level Executive Assistant

It also looks bad on one’s resume. Case in point, I worked for a short time at a social networking website.) I also thought about money, salary negotiation, and how I was spending my time. For example, I ABSOLUTELY love learning, helping people, and relaxing. It’s a grueling process to keep doing for a year or more.