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Career Rocketeer | The Career Search and Personal Branding Blog
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Career Rocketeer is one of the fastest growing career search, career development and personal branding blogs on the web today, welcoming ambitious career entrepreneurs of all ages and professions who are always driven to "launch" their careers to higher heights.
- Added on: May 4th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Chris Perry
- Listed in: Career & Jobs Personal Development
- Tags: career development personal branding career search
Recent Posts
Hire the Person on the Most Twitter Lists?
Arguably, the greatest benefit derived from the new Twitter List feature is that it serves to validate contributors on Twitter (and in turn, filter out spammers).The Direct Message (DM) Feature has been hacked by the latest quiz thingy, but once you ...
HOLIDAY GIFT IDEAS FOR JOB SEEKERS YOU KNOW
FREE HOLIDAY GIFT:Between now and January 7, 2010 you and everyone you know can email a resume to review@firstimpressionsresumes.biz for a Free Resume Critique & Career Coaching Session and a FIRST IMPRESSIONS DISCOUNT GIFT CERTIFICATE. This jus...
A Soldier\'s Story of Passion
This is third in a series of real life stories of how knowing what's behind your passion will help you get into a career you'll love. This was one of the more intense clients we’ve ever had the pleasure of helping. It’s a story Dan (not his rea...
When It Comes to Resumes, One Size Does Not Fit All
“Just give me a general resume I can use for any job.” I hear this statement often from my clients as a resume writer and on the surface it sounds like an idea that might work . It is tempting to try to create a generic resume especially since i...
It’s Thanksgiving: Count Your Career Blessings
When I begin the process of career discovery with my clients and ask the question “What are some of the elements you are looking for in your career?” Most of them will quickly respond, “I don’t know what I want, but I know what I don’t want...
Minimize the ‘Hops’!
I received an email from someone trying to figure out how to minimize any negative impressions his resume may make to potential employers because he had worked a number of contract and consulting projects. When he lists his entire job history, it loo...
