Because sometimes, finding a new job is the easier part.

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* Simple – at the bottom of this article, leave a comment about new jobs.

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* A tip that led to finding your most recent job
* The dumbest thing you (or someone else) did during the first week on a new job
* Something you’ll never forget from your first days in a new role
* Or- impress me with constructive feedback about JobMob and how I can make the site better for you.

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Win it for yourself, or another Gen Y-er who wants to get their career off to a good start.

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Simple – at the bottom of this article, leave a comment about why you should win.

Some suggestions of what to comment on are:

* How you think the book can help you
* A crazy funny Gen Y/graduate job seeker story or two
* Tales of deserving people you’d like to offer the book as a gift
* Or- impress me with constructive feedback about JobMob and how I can make the site better for you.

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The latest edition of Israel’s largest recruiting conference didn’t disappoint.

Special thanks to HRD CEO Yakov Rozen for his personal invitation to the conference, which took place on Tuesday Feb. 18th, 2014.

I’ve blogged about HRD’s Kenes Giyus before. It’s the biggest and best gathering of Israeli recruiters and HR pros with over 400 attendees from across the country. It’s a full day of keynotes and workshops, personal networking and sponsor pitches, special guests from abroad and great local food, and I already look forward to returning next year.

After a full day at the event, here’s what’s hot in Israeli recruiting this year and what it means for you.

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And all of these really happened.

Don’t miss the Top 10 at the bottom. Enjoy!

From CareerBuilder.ca’s study via Mainstreet.com:

1. Resume delivered in a balloon
2. A four-page resume detailing every position and volunteer job a person has ever had since he was 12
3. Each line had one bold word that formed a “hidden” message about how great the applicant would be for the position
4. [The resume was] Scrawled in pencil on butcher’s paper
5. Listed “Have flown on a corporate jet” as a notable achievement
6. A resume etched into a wooden cutting board
7. Many small teddy bears and daisies adorned the edges of the pink paper (used for the resume)
8. Listed “Worked with my dad building things. Worked with my mum cleaning the house,” as past experience

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To really take advantage of your own domain name.

A JobMob reader asks:

I have a professional question. Do you know how someone gets a domain name that is their name? As in jacob@jacobshare.com?

There are actually 2 parts to the question:

1) How do you get your own domain name?
2) How do you use that domain for a website and/or email?

I previously answered the first question in How To Get and Use Your Own Domain Name. If you missed it, you might want to go read it now (the link will open in a new window/tab).

In this article, I’ll focus on the second question.

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