[SNEAK PEAK] Big News Coming Next Week
Can you guess what it is? Bigger. Better. With its own #hashtag. Get ready.
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June 19, 2014
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Surprising Results of The 1st JobMob Census
From early November through early January, you responded. On November 7th, 2013, I asked you guys to Please Take The 2-minute 2013 JobMob Census. First off- big thanks to everyone who responded. And hopefully you responded right away, while others needed a lot of prodding and shoving a reminder or two (which is ok, since we're all suffering from email overload, right?). Google Docs' form features made the survey easy to set up, and all your replies were conveniently saved in a spreadsheet while the Summary of Responses feature quickly provided the easy to read graphs coming up below. In addition to each survey question and its results, I'll tell you what I was expecting, and as you'll see, things didn't always come out the way I thought they would.
June 12, 2014
100 Top Pinterest Boards for Job Search in 2014
Where to find the best job search resources on Pinterest this year. As Pinterest continues to grow, these pinboards have become the best places to find the latest and greatest tips and resources for job searching. Some are managed by companies and websites, others are pinned by job search experts and some are just people who have done a great job collecting bookmarks.
May 28, 2014
The Story of My First Job Interview. What a Nightmare!
What can happen when you're not prepared. Inspired by the JobMob article 444 Most Popular Job Interviewer Questions To Prepare Yourself With, my friend and job search coach Lavie Margolin has just published "Winning Answers to 500 Interview Questions". For this book, his 5th, Lavie invited me to write the foreword, and here it is now, all for you: I remember my first job interview. I was lucky, I didn’t even have to apply for the job. A friend of mine had a marketing position for a small web design company in downtown Montreal (Canada) and they were looking to add someone just like him to their team. I didn’t have any much marketing experience but this was a junior position and as a Computer Science major, I had spent more time online than pretty much anyone else I knew. My friend was able to get me the interview invite simply by mentioning to his boss that yes, he did actually know someone who might be a good fit. One phone call later and I was all set with a date and time bright and early in the morning a few days later. I did no homework for the interview.
May 22, 2014
COMMENT #CONTEST: Win a Copy of David Bradford’s Up Your Game
"6 timeless principles for networking your way to the top." How to Enter Simple - at the bottom of this article, leave a comment about networking. Some suggestions of what to comment on are: * A networking mistake you (or someone else) made and how you would fix it * Your favorite networking tip/website * A funny job search networking story * The most memorable networking event you attended and why it was so
May 14, 2014
