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Jason Lundberg haven't been on to Brazen in awhile and already liking the changes I have seen!

108 weeks ago

Patrick Ambron Which do you guys hate more. Writing a cover letter or redoing your resume?

124 weeks ago from Personal Branding

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Jeannie Chan: @Jason: Your email is your cover letter, if you're sending your resume electronically.
124 weeks ago

Patrick Ambron: @Jason Based on all the HR profs we collaborate with, and our own experience with hiring, you are right. We get hundreds of resumes for any given ...More@Jason Based on all the HR profs we collaborate with, and our own experience with hiring, you are right. We get hundreds of resumes for any given position, all submitted electronically. Most important is to have your "cover letter" as the body of your email. Nothing long-winded, just a simple value proposition that demonstrates you understand the position and you have the skills needed to do it well.

For your resume, with a quick skim we want to see u have the core skills backed w/results.
124 weeks ago

Jason Lundberg I am surprised to see that NBC Universal made the list but there is no mention of General Electric -the parent company of NBC. GE has, in my opinion, one of the top leadership training programs for Gen Y in the country (which I understand wasn't necessarily a criteria of this review). Great to see the Accounting firms represented. Perhaps a comparison of this list to the top 50 places to launch a career would provide some additional insight.

127 weeks ago from Brazen Careerist's Top 50 Gen-Y Companies

Kelly Cuene: Jason - Great observation about GE. Their leadership training programs are extremely popular among the students I work with.

Interesting to see ...MoreJason - Great observation about GE. Their leadership training programs are extremely popular among the students I work with.

Interesting to see Grant Thornton top the accounting firms on this list. I wonder if it's because their employees have better work/life balance? Better pay?
127 weeks ago

Brian Haferkamp @jason: what business start-ups are in your head? I've got a few myself.

134 weeks ago from Denver Careerists

Jason Lundberg: most recently in the HR/internship management space; although some other in software and personal service; what about you?
134 weeks ago

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