Job Search SEO – Secure Your Name, Whether You Use it Now or Later

Web developers don’t rely on luck to drive readers to their Web site. They use search engine optimization (SEO) to increase the likelihood search engines will showcase their Web pages. Your profiles on LinkedIn and other social networks should be no different. Make sure recruiters can find you.
SEO relies on the concept that the more [...]

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Preventative Medicine for Your Job References

If you truly feel that your background and job search is being compromised by knowingly misleading, malicious or false information, then you may want to hire an attorney or consider legal action.
First choice is always to contact your former employer and reference and try to resolve any bad blood or issues up front, before you [...]

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Values Matter While Job Seeking

Nothing has ever destroyed future greatness faster than a breakdown in personal values. Values are beliefs that determine behaviors. You get to choose six. What six values do you want to guide your behaviors? Ok, if you really want, you can choose eight, but that’s it. Here are mine: integrity, curiosity, friendliness, open-mindedness, innovation, and [...]

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Great performance creates great value, and poor performance ruins it

Jason Jennings has written a tremendous new book called, “Hit The Ground Running: A Manual for New Leaders” (Portfolio, 2009).  Through a series of extraordinarily stringent filters, Jennings narrowed his list to the nine best-performing American companies in this century. He then personally interviewed the 10 CEOs (one company has co-CEOs) of these companies. These [...]

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Checklist: Clean Up Your Web Trail

The World Wide Web turns 18 years old this August. In that time, it has amassed billions of pages of information from millions of Web sites — many of which probably mention your name, your business and your associations.

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