For lack of a better title
Seth Godin is looking for four or five summer interns. You won’t get paid but you’ll get to work with Seth Godin.
Seth Godin, people.
For someone interested in a marketing career, that’s killer resume fodder.
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Whether fair or not, you get all of 30 seconds to make your first impression on someone. You might be the most qualified candidate, the most charming hostess, the best person for the task. If you fail to capitalize on those critical first few seconds, however, you may not get another [...]
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I led a faculty/staff development workshop today entitled Change Your Life: The Power of Blogs and Podcasts, Part 1. Yes, there will be a Part 2 in a few weeks. In that workshop, we’ll tackle the (not so difficult) challenge of creating your own blog. For those who attended today’s workshop, feel free to offer [...]
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I recently (like 30 minutes ago) signed up with twitter and have added a plugin to the blog that’s supposed to update my twitter feed when I post to the blog. So, we’ll see if this works.
If you’re interested in all the mundane details of my life, you can follow them with twitter or just [...]
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You want your resume to stand out, right? To be different from the rest–but tastefully so. You’re going to avoid any templates in your word processing software, of course. And then you’ll want to seek some inspiration.
Here are 36 designs that truly stand out. They might not fit for your intended job, but at the [...]
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Tim Ferriss, author of the provocatively-titled The 4-Hour Work Week, sits in for an interview over at J.D.’s Get Rich Slowly blog. One of Tim’s recommendations is to emphasize the things you do well and avoid spending time on things you don’t.
J.D.One of my favorite tips in your book — I have it heavily underscored [...]
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