Filed under: Human Resources, Networking, Social Media | Tagged: conferences, HR, HRevolution, Human Resources, networking, recruiting, social media, unconference | 6 Comments »
I remember like it was yesterday…
I remember it like it was yesterday. It was July 29, 1981. I slept downstairs on the pull out couch in the family room with my Mom. At that time, it was the only room in the house with a television set. We woke up a 5am that morning to watch the Royal Wedding. I [...]
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How to Land a Job After Graduation- Part I
With college graduation fast approaching, I thought I would create a series blog for the Class of 2011 and any other recent college graduate job seeker in their quest to land a job after graduation. For the series, we’re taking our intern’s real-life experiences, personal brand, and social media profiles and transforming them to deliver [...]
Filed under: Career Advice for College Students, Job Searching, Social Media | Tagged: branding, candidate, candidates, Career advice, class of 2011, college, college graduates, grads, graduates, job hunting, job market, job searching, job seeker, job seeking, personal branding, social media | Leave a Comment »
When Did the Phone Go Out of Style?
This weekend on Twitter I noticed an article that was featured by the NY Times entitled “Don’t Call Me, I Won’t Call You”. The main theme of the article is how no one uses the phone anymore. We rely on other means of communication such as email or texting or updates on Facebook or tweets. [...]
Filed under: Recruiting, Social Media, Workplace | Tagged: business relationships, clients, Communication, Conversations, Email, Facebook, Nielsen, NY Times, Phone, Phone call, Phone Etiquette, phone struggles, recruiting, Relationship building, social media, social recruiting, Telephone, Texting | 4 Comments »
Why You Need to Read the “The Thank You Economy”
Gary Vaynerchuk has done it again; he wrote another social media masterpiece! Our company loved his last hit, Crush It!, about developing a strong personal brand in life and in the office, and Vaynerchuk’s new book, The Thank You Economy, targets points of why every business should incorporate and adapt to today’s expanding changes on [...]
Filed under: Social Media, Values | Tagged: Company Culture, Crush It!, customer, Customer experience, Economy, Gary Vaynerchuk, Innovation, Online media, Surviving the economy, The Thank You Economy, Tony Hsieh, word of mouth, Zappos | 2 Comments »
BlogHer’10: Interview with GenY @chipassionistas
At the 2010 BlogHer conference in New York City, I was excited to attend my very first session on “Gen Y Passionistas: Making Your Passion ‘Work’ For You”. Being a GenYer myself, I wanted to hear other impressions about the topic. I researched the two speakers and found it interesting how they began a business [...]
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A GenY Perspective on BlogHer ’10
Three months ago at my graduation from college, I would not have believed someone if they told me that I would be attending a women’s blogging conference! Before then, the term “blogging” was not in my vocabulary. I never thought I would blog to have a voice and influence others. After three months in my [...]
Filed under: Networking, Social Media | Tagged: blogging, branding, community, GenY, influence, Marketing, millennials, networking, New York City, Relationship building, social media, trust | 1 Comment »
Are YOU Part of the WOM Hiring Craze?
Are you addicted to the internet and DVR? We now live in an era where information is delivered instantly for consumers. Unfortunately, for traditional advertisers, they are starting to see a shortened runway with 48% of Millennials influenced more by word of mouth than traditional ads, according to Mr. Youth at Intrepid. Fortunately, companies today [...]
Filed under: Social Media | Tagged: brand loyalty, branding, employee engagement, hiring, Marketing, millennials, social media, WOM, word of mouth | Leave a Comment »
Job Searching on Twitter Made Easy
With social networking taking storm from our society’s ever-advancing technology, connecting with future employers just got a whole lot easier! Rather than blindly mailing or faxing in your resume to a company with little chance of getting a response back, you can interact during your job search process with employers via Twitter in a more [...]
Filed under: Career Advice for College Students, Job Searching, Networking, Social Media | Tagged: careers, hiring, job search, social media, social networking, social recruiting, Twitter | 3 Comments »
Adding Value to Your Tweets
I find it entertaining to speak with people who are “familiar” with using Twitter but have never actually used it. Often times when asked where they stand on the topic, most can find no real value in using Twitter. They believe that it’s just people posting irrelevant information about themselves and what they are doing. [...]
Filed under: Career Advice for College Students, Networking, Social Media | Tagged: hiring networking social media twitter recruiting, networking, social media, Twitter | Leave a Comment »
