David Fallarme
04.30.08
Ford’s new ad campaign tells customers to “Drive One“. I was caught off-guard by the sheer simplicity and clarity of the message. With “Drive One”, Ford isn’t trying to inspire anybody. There is no intent to build brand image or brand associations. Poetry, this ain’t. No emotion is evoked by these two words. I found it […]
James Walker
04.30.08
I started this week off with a great Monday morning high. I had a perfectly toasted, honey wheat K Street Bagel and began to read through the Brazen Careerist email digest. I normally skim the headlines, pick out the ones that I’m really interested in and come back for a full read later on. One […]
Brazen Careerist
04.30.08
Corporate volunteerism often used to mean cleaning up public parks or building homes for the needy. Today, a growing number of companies are lending out skilled employees to nonprofits and struggling small businesses around the world to provide accounting, marketing and other professional services. Under these programs, assignments tend to tap into participants’ skills and […]
Brazen Careerist
04.30.08
Imagine posting a picture of yourself in a Halloween costume on your MySpace (NWS) or Facebook profile at the risk of killing your career. Or having your employment hinge on whether a hiring manager likes your views on abstinence-only sex education.
One could argue that if you choose to make your profile public, everything you post […]
Tad Johnson
04.30.08
With these three simple steps, you’re preparing for the worst possible situation. Hopefully, you’ll never have to access your “backups” but if you ever do, you’ll thank yourself big time.
Derwin Dubose
04.30.08
I spent today with social enterprise on the brain. In a class that’s part of my non-profit management program at Duke University, David Rendall, a Mt. Olive College business professor and author of some very cool books, proposed social enterprise as the future of non-profit funding. As of 2006, there were nearly 1 million 501(c)(3) […]
Jun Loayza
04.30.08
Being honest with yourself and others is always the best policy. This applies to everything including jobs, relationships, school, friends, and life.
Naomi Dunford
04.30.08
Bartering is trading services or products for other services or products, bypassing filthy lucre altogether. I “sell” you marketing in exchange for unlimited access to your porn collection, for example.
Erik Folgate
04.30.08
My friend recently introduced me to Jott, which is a pretty cool idea that is currently in beta. Basically, you sign up for a new account on their website, give them your phone number and create a list of contacts that you call or email the most. Then, you call their 1-800 number, […]
Christopher Lee
04.30.08
Too many graduates or soon-to-be-graduates flock to graduate school simply because they’re unsure of their next move.The only real reason you should be going to graduate school is if the position you want requires a graduate degree.
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