Monday, April 21, 2008
Your resume Stinks - by Manager Tools
Resume Update 2008
April 20th, 2008This cast updates one of our most popular casts Your Resume Stinks [October 31, 2005] with learnings from our community and some timely recommendations regarding recent trends.
And, in this cast, we make a very exciting New Product Announcement!
Play in PopupYour Resume Stinks!
October 31st, 2005This week’s podcast addresses a topic that many of you might be surprised about: your resume. Your resume, regardless of the baggage associated with it, is probably your most critical career management document. While it’s not something you ought to leave laying around on your desk (or on monster.com, for that matter), that doesn’t mean you ought to treat it like something you dust off only when you really need it. It needs to be reviewed quarterly, believe it or not.
So, in this cast we’ll teach you how to prepare it, and how to maintain it. We won’t talk about cover letters, or how resumes are used in the job search, because job search is only one use of your resume.
The Sample Resume we refer to on the show is here.
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Bloguri de la ingineri... pentru ingineri... si nu numai
Doresc sa initiez cu acest mesaj o noua rubrica si anume cea cu titlul de mai sus Bloguri de la ingineri... pentru ingineri... si nu numai, prin care sa popularizam blogurile unor colegi de-ai nostri.
Incepem cu Mircea Mihaescu, care in unul din mesajele postate pe blog-ul dumnealui afirma ca;
"One possible way is to think of connections as career, task, and social relationships. A career relationship is with someone that you will continue to keep in touch as you move from job to job -- a mentor, a technical guru, etc. A task relationship is with someone you work together on a project -- you may bump into each other ten years later and chat, but the relationship is essentially short-lived. A social relationship is with your social network as you would consider it before the birth of "social network sites" -- people you know and keep in touch outside work."
Do You Want To Be My Friend?
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Sunteti în căutarea unui loc de muncă? Va ganditi să vă schimbati profesia? Nou venit in Canada?
Friday, April 11, 2008
How well are you managing your workload? - by Priority Management
Priority Management is a worldwide training company with 100 offices in 15 countries. They have successfully trained more than one million graduates in Priority programs. These programs help companies and people be more effective in and out of the office by providing tools, processes and discipline. Clients range from small business entrepreneurs to Fortune 500 companies.
For more information contact:
Priority Management, Canada (604) 214-7772
