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Interesting recommendations in “Get help finding a job or advancing in a tough economy” from @GailMarksJarvis’ blog “On Money” from January 24, 2011 (http://bit.ly/GWwMi) #mentor

In Gail MarksJarvis’ blog “On Money” from January 24, 2011, she had interesting recommendations in “Get help finding a job or advancing in a tough economy.” Here are the main points, but the blog has very helpful information. @gailmarksjarvis

 

  • GO TO STARBUCKS OR THE GYM
  • BYPASSING HUMAN RESOURCES
  • INTERNET FOR RESEARCH; NOT APPLICATIONS
  • FOLLOW THE NEWS
  • GET DISCOVERED
  • TURNED DOWN FOR A JOB
  • GET A CONTRACT
  • MAGICAL PHRASES
  • REVEAL BUT NOT TOO MUCH

 

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