Treat Your Job Search Like a Client

A few things to think about as you look for a job ... you have a lot of competition. Treat your job search just as you'd treat a client.

Attachment Gripes

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In public relations, we're constantly sharing information with reporters, clients, vendors, employees, and so on. As computer viruses increase as well as the use of mobile devices

Warning Signs of a Bad Job

A few days ago, a non-compete agreement I signed a couple years ago will expire. The agreement was signed January 27, 2006 and, at the time, I was so eager to move to Chicago,

Public Speaking Tips

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There are very few great speakers in this world and most of us can stand to sharpen our skills. I am by no stretch of the imagination a great speaker; however, I do try to employ basic strategies

Networking, Building Alliances

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The strongest business alliances are based on strong relationships, not transactions. “I’m terrible at networking.” It seems to be a common whine.

Part 2: After the Lay Off

Breathe. It will be okay. You will survive.

Part 1: Before You Lose Your Job

While you’re still employed, there’s no need to be a savvy job hunter, right? Not true at all. Even if you’re in an incredibly secure position and think “it’ll never happen to me” it just might.