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Julie Schwietert Collazo For those of you in the NYC area who are involved in destination marketing and promotion, I'd love to invite you to my Social Media Week panel on the use of social and digital media in the travel industry: http://socialmediaweek.org/event/?event_id=1311

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Noel Rozny What's the biggest mistake you made when you were in college? http://bit.ly/Aj01Dw

1 week ago from myFootpath

Katrina Lennon: As a recent college grad they are fresh in my mind...my biggest regret is sticking with a sport after the first year. It just took took up way too ...MoreAs a recent college grad they are fresh in my mind...my biggest regret is sticking with a sport after the first year. It just took took up way too much time and there wasn't even any scholarship money for it (at the time). Instead I wish I pursued a leadership position in my sorority, got more involved with campus clubs and activities and had one or two more internships. I regret not establishing relationships with professors that could be greatly benefiting me right now as well. I really came to this realization when I stayed an extra year for my MBA. I got very involved then, which made me realize my mistake as an undergrad.
11 hours ago
Dean Robinson: The biggest mistake: Not going to college until I was 30! I did a stint in the Army, then worked overseas for the feds for eight years then went ...MoreThe biggest mistake: Not going to college until I was 30! I did a stint in the Army, then worked overseas for the feds for eight years then went to college. You really need to go when you're 18 to get the full blown experience and capitalize on your alumni connections early in your career. At 30, I treated it like a job: get in, get it done, move on.
7 hours ago
 
Dr. Woody Is Gen-Y more reluctant to use Social Media for Job Hunting??? A recent DrWoody/TweetMyJOBS survey points to yes: http://ow.ly/8XpOR

8 hours ago from Human Resources, Recruiters Unite!, Job Resources and Career Coaching, JobSTART 101 and Career Rocketeer3 more

 
Dr. Woody How both Gender and Generation make a difference in your job hunt! A DrWoody/TweetMyJOBS survey: http://ow.ly/8XpOR

8 hours ago from The Career Hot Seat!

 
Dr. Woody Woo Who! My book The YOU Plan is back in the top 30 Amazon.com Job Hunt Books! http://ow.ly/8XpBG

8 hours ago from The Career Hot Seat!

 
Vickie Elmer How does Facebook figure into your career, job search approach? I just wrote a piece for Fortune.com about how and why Gen Y doesn't share its job or employment info on Facebook as much as Gen X and Boomers do - it's at http://bit.ly/wTtt1g . (Research by Dan Schawbel's Millennial Branding.) It made me wonder how much of our career information does show up on Facebook, and how that's changing. So how do you use Facebook professionally? And any advice for others who are just starting on this?

3 weeks ago from Career Changers, Career Rocketeer and Interns1 more

Vickie Elmer: @Louis - I know there's been demand for project managers who can work with government contractors. And a few businesses that train project ...More@Louis - I know there's been demand for project managers who can work with government contractors. And a few businesses that train project managers who might be good to contact about jobs, or even teaching classes. Good luck!
17 hours ago
Sandra Kitchen: Vickie, do you know the names of those business who train the contract PMs? Thanks,
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Dean Robinson I'm trying to change careers by leveraging my skills into an entry level analyst position. I think that the skills that make for a good IT developer/analyst/project manager are very similar to those of a good analyst. I am in a position where I can afford to start over, so leaving behind the old environment and salary scale are non-issues. Does this look odd? How does one convey that they are not just job hunting, but sincere about starting anew at ground zero?

6 days ago from Citi

Maura V. Pingor: Hi Dean: Tramyra just posted a similar question, and you are correct: in changing fields you want to target more entry level positions, and ensure ...MoreHi Dean: Tramyra just posted a similar question, and you are correct: in changing fields you want to target more entry level positions, and ensure you highlight in your resume the skills that you do have, which are listed as required within the job description for which you are applying for.
5 days ago
Sandra Kitchen: Great question Dean, I'm in a similar situation myself. Thanks for being brave enough to ask it. And kudos to Maura for honestly answering it.
8 hours ago
 
Noel Rozny Are you/would you be Facebook friends with your boss? http://bit.ly/wMK0SW

6 days ago from myFootpath

Noel Rozny: I think we have reached a consensus! :) @Dean--I do the same thing with my FB/LI accounts.
5 days ago
Sandra Kitchen: No way. There should be a boundary between personal and professional. The smart one knows where that boundary is.
9 hours ago
 
Maura V. Pingor Why I love it here @ Citi? The picture on my profile is me at the Resume Writing + Interview Tips presentation I made for 40+ High School students that came to our Tampa Citi campus for Junior Achievement Job Shadow Day! Love the impact I get to make in our youth while doing my job!

13 hours ago from Citi, Ask Penelope Trunk!, Company Culture, Brazen Careerist's Top 50 Gen-Y Companies and Brazen Careerists in New York City3 more

 
David Sickmiller Hello! I founded http://www.44score.com, an organizer for jobseekers that is integrated with employer's online application forms. I would love to hear your feedback - what might we add or improve?

13 hours ago from Career Rocketeer

 
Becky Benishek Are you in a toxic work environment? Our latest blog post gives you tips on how to start changing it from the inside out. What's worked in your company? What hasn't? http://bit.ly/yKamTf

14 hours ago from myFootpath and Job Resources and Career Coaching

 
Noel Rozny Yikes! Check out this infographic on workaholism in America. Does this sound like you? http://www.youtern.com/thesavvyintern/index.php/2012/02/07/workaholism-i...

15 hours ago from myFootpath

 
Vickie Elmer Make a comeback after a bad interview. If you have a legitimate reason for messing up the first interview, maybe you could get a second chance. My Glassdoor blog post looks at some ways back - http://bit.ly/zk5rWP . I'd love to hear your experiences with making a comeback in the hiring process - and any strategies that worked for you.

1 day ago from Career Rocketeer, Career Changers and Brazen Careerists in New York City1 more

Noel Rozny: Great post!
15 hours ago
 
TOP IDEA: Amy Ng JOB SEEKERS: Feel free to start your own discussion if you want us to help you with a job search (by job type or location), or if you have questions about a specific position.

24 weeks ago from Citi

Amy Ng: Hi Chervay, Congratulations on your graduation! What type of job experience do you have, and what kind of job are you looking for? If you aren't ...MoreHi Chervay, Congratulations on your graduation! What type of job experience do you have, and what kind of job are you looking for? If you aren't sure where to start, you can review our Entry-Level opportunities: http://citi.us/zUrHzm
3 days ago
Chervay: Hi Amy, I have completed several internships in IT as a desktop support / helpdesk analyst. I have garnered a total of 1.5 years of experience.
1 day ago
 
Katie Van Over What are people's views on algebra taught using the Socratic method? Are some ideas better learned through lecture than discovery or visa-versa? Thoughts?

100 weeks ago from Mathematics

Therese Jilek: I have not taught Algebra, but I am working with a group of high readers right now using the Socratic method. I am finding that it is helping us ...MoreI have not taught Algebra, but I am working with a group of high readers right now using the Socratic method. I am finding that it is helping us have deeper conversations. My belief is that there is not much difference between reading and math so if I were teaching a math related topic, I would probably try the Socratic method. I'm curious what others who do teach math would say.
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Noel Rozny Why I don't regret getting my master's degree: http://bit.ly/wqbF3U

1 day ago from myFootpath

 
Jason Biondo Calling all entrepreneurs and investors! I have just launched an open beta for PitchBIG, my new startup. PitchBIG simplifies both the entrepreneur's and the investor's exhausting process of finding, researching and connecting with each other. Check it out at http://pitchbig.com

1 day ago from Entrepreneur

 
Jim Armstrong I was inspired last week from an article I read on Fast Company, which outlined how businesses and individuals can build their brands through quick, to-the-point videos. We're following a similar model in 2012 for Get Busy Media and will be including more video in our content moving forward...to provide users another means to engage with us. We would love to hear your thoughts on how you use video for your small biz--> http://bit.ly/zdWZ6b

1 day ago from Social Media, Work/Life Blur and Young Entrepreneur Community1 more

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