I was just talking to a friend about this exact thing. Sometimes people say it's not even worth it to apply to job postings, but I really hope that's not the case.
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I agree, clips are crucial. I did a lot of internships and worked at the student paper before graduation to build those up. Also, actually, my blog got my the internship that led me to my current ...
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I am actually a journalist who lives in New York BUT do "the reverse commute" to Stamford a couple times a week. It's such a tough market these days. What kind of journalism are you interested in?
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After the great comments a/b changing your maiden name w/o losing your digital brand, consider these ideas: http://bit.ly/8y8GIP #Brazen
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@KateNonymous - Wow, impressive -- getting a phone company to help via social media (though I'm not surprised it was more prolonged). I would say phone companies are up their with credit card ...
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@Amanda - That's cool that you know someone who blended their names. I have yet to meet someone who did that. I would say I love family genealogy too much to change a name, but it's an interesting ...
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@Timothy - I would definitely experiment. Even if it doesn't benefit you, I like that we have the ability to share with one other about brands. For instance, if an airline pisses me off, I feel ...
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@Collen YES we can definitely agree. I can't keep track of people who use only their married names on Facebook! I wrote a column about that dilemma corresponding with this blog post (it includes ...
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Wow, great comments and stories. It's fascinating to me to read all of these thoughts from intelligent women. I hope we find some brave men to comment soon too...
@Emily - Man, 13 weddings! You ...
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Thanks @BrazenCareerist for featuring my post in your digital branding section (a/b keeping your maiden name): http://bit.ly/8B9pwQ #Brazen
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