Thursday, May 28, 2020

Carnival Anyone

Carnival Anyone I did my first blog carnival entry a few weeks ago and it was a blast. Basically the host has a question and you respond to it on a blog post by a certain date. Then the host links to all of these responses. Thom was the host and asked me if I was interested in doing the next one and because I dont have anything else to do *cough cough* I figured there is no time like the present! So here goes Im hoping to get a good varied response from career experts (coaches, resume writers, HR, etc.), recruiters and just regular people that have been affected by a job search. The question below (in bold) really applies to EVERYONE since no one is safe from that proverbial pink slip. So please write a post as it applies to you personally. I think it will be interesting to see how a recruiter responds vs. an executive that has recently lost his/her job and I know that coaches/resume writers will have very interesting perspectives. Heres the topic/theme/question: Yikes! You just lost your job! Youve been so busy at *work* that you dont feel your network is as strong as you would like it to be! What are you going to do with (and to) your network in the next 6 weeks as you begin an aggresive job search campaign? And, outside of your network, what job search tactics will you employ? Or your best networking tips related to job searches. Edited Oct 17, after getting feedback for more clarification on how to participate: Please post your entry to YOUR blog by 5am on November 6th, 2006. Then, send me the Permalink to that post, which Ill put up on the 6th (hopefully in one big list, categorized). If you dont have a blog, and arent going to start one, you can send me the text and Ill put that up in future posts (not until after Nov 6) Carnival Anyone I did my first blog carnival entry a few weeks ago and it was a blast. Basically the host has a question and you respond to it on a blog post by a certain date. Then the host links to all of these responses. Thom was the host and asked me if I was interested in doing the next one and because I dont have anything else to do *cough cough* I figured there is no time like the present! So here goes Im hoping to get a good varied response from career experts (coaches, resume writers, HR, etc.), recruiters and just regular people that have been affected by a job search. The question below (in bold) really applies to EVERYONE since no one is safe from that proverbial pink slip. So please write a post as it applies to you personally. I think it will be interesting to see how a recruiter responds vs. an executive that has recently lost his/her job and I know that coaches/resume writers will have very interesting perspectives. Heres the topic/theme/question: Yikes! You just lost your job! Youve been so busy at *work* that you dont feel your network is as strong as you would like it to be! What are you going to do with (and to) your network in the next 6 weeks as you begin an aggresive job search campaign? And, outside of your network, what job search tactics will you employ? Or your best networking tips related to job searches. Edited Oct 17, after getting feedback for more clarification on how to participate: Please post your entry to YOUR blog by 5am on November 6th, 2006. Then, send me the Permalink to that post, which Ill put up on the 6th (hopefully in one big list, categorized). If you dont have a blog, and arent going to start one, you can send me the text and Ill put that up in future posts (not until after Nov 6) Carnival Anyone I did my first blog carnival entry a few weeks ago and it was a blast. Basically the host has a question and you respond to it on a blog post by a certain date. Then the host links to all of these responses. Thom was the host and asked me if I was interested in doing the next one and because I dont have anything else to do *cough cough* I figured there is no time like the present! So here goes Im hoping to get a good varied response from career experts (coaches, resume writers, HR, etc.), recruiters and just regular people that have been affected by a job search. The question below (in bold) really applies to EVERYONE since no one is safe from that proverbial pink slip. So please write a post as it applies to you personally. I think it will be interesting to see how a recruiter responds vs. an executive that has recently lost his/her job and I know that coaches/resume writers will have very interesting perspectives. Heres the topic/theme/question: Yikes! You just lost your job! Youve been so busy at *work* that you dont feel your network is as strong as you would like it to be! What are you going to do with (and to) your network in the next 6 weeks as you begin an aggresive job search campaign? And, outside of your network, what job search tactics will you employ? Or your best networking tips related to job searches. Edited Oct 17, after getting feedback for more clarification on how to participate: Please post your entry to YOUR blog by 5am on November 6th, 2006. Then, send me the Permalink to that post, which Ill put up on the 6th (hopefully in one big list, categorized). If you dont have a blog, and arent going to start one, you can send me the text and Ill put that up in future posts (not until after Nov 6)

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