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Monthly Archives: April 2011
The Spring Holidays- A Time for Renewal in Life and Career Search
By Linda Van Valkenburgh, MS, CCMC, CJSS The spring holidays of Passover and Easter have a theme of renewal woven into the fabric of their celebrations. Springtime is a time for the awakening of the earth with trees budding and … Continue reading
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Tagged agencies, career search, Facebook, job fairs, job transition, Linda Van Valkenburgh, LinkedIn, networking, transition, Twitter
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Your Online Presence In Career Search
By Linda Van Valkenburgh, MS, CCMC, CJSS Over the last few weeks, there have been articles appearing in the papers discussing the phenomenon of how the internet has been infiltrating our personal and business lives and the negative impact that … Continue reading
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Tagged AFLAC, career search, Charlie Sheen, Chevy Cruze, Chris Brown, company culture, controlling your search engine results, Disney Channel, Facebook, facebook feeds, facebook posts, Gilbert Gottfired, hiring managers, HR, inoculation campaign, Internet Privacy, interview process, Laura M. Holson, Linda Van Valkenburgh, NY Times, online audit, online presence, Online Reputation Management, OnStar, Pat Kingsley, public perception, reputation.com, Super Bowl, suppress agent, Terry Press, Tweets, Twitter, Vizibility.com, When Publicits Say "Shh!'
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Applying for a Job through the Company Website vs. Job Board Portals
By Linda M. Van Valkenburgh, MS, CCMC, CJSS This past Monday, April 4, 2011, the Wall Street Journal published an article in the Managing & Careers Section entitled “For Job Seekers, Company Sites Beat Online Job Boards, Social Media.” A … Continue reading
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Tagged application, CareerXroads, clear qualifications, company website, computer filters, employee referral, Gerry Crispin, Inc., job board, job board portal, job criteria, job of the recruiter, job search, jobhunter, Linda Van Valkenburgh, recruiter, referral, search engine, search engine queries, Wall Street Journal
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What A Good Career Coach Will Do For Your Career Search
By Linda Van Valkenburgh, MS, CCMC, CJSS Recently, I have been appearing and speaking in a number of different venues about a whole host of topics from “Creating Your Value Proposition” to “The Use of Twitter in Job Search.” At … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Blauner, career search, Coach: 25 Writers Reflect on People Who Made a Difference, Collegiate school basketball, David Duchovny, good career coach, interview process, interview success, Linda Van Valkenburgh, losing a job, transition, Twitter, Wall Street Journal, working with a craeer coach, world of employment
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