Paul Eulette
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Paul Eulette
I've been missing out on some great interaction on here!
Paul Eulette
How often does everyone post for their Examiner column?
Drew Slater
How is social media helping out the tragedy in Haiti? Read how here! http://bit.ly/4UdwOz
Paul Eulette:
It's been great to see the impact social media has played on making the process of donation so accessible and effortless. It seems as though ...MoreIt's been great to see the impact social media has played on making the process of donation so accessible and effortless. It seems as though people are definitely more willing to donate if they know their actions will have an immediate impact, more so than mailing a check/non-perishable goods.
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Bret Bernhoft
So this group is big enough that I was thinking about a Facebook Group now as well?
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I am finishing uni end of this year but I have very little (by that I mean VERY little) industry experience. What are the things I must do for myself to improve my competitiveness in the job marke? Obviously an impeccable academic transcript is a bit too latedizi izle
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Paul Eulette:
I agree with Glynn, volunteering and start looking for professional connections. As a graduate from 2008, I had to take on a lot of ...MoreI agree with Glynn, volunteering and start looking for professional connections. As a graduate from 2008, I had to take on a lot of unpaid/volunteered positions to keep my resume/experiences current to supplement my education. Gook Luck!
122 weeks ago
122 weeks ago
Glynn Newby:
School is different from "the real world". School teaches the "what to know" teaches "who and how". If you've not co-oped or interned, you ...MoreSchool is different from "the real world". School teaches the "what to know" teaches "who and how". If you've not co-oped or interned, you probably don't understand how to run an effective meeting, how important it is to build and maintain a network, how to influence without authority, how to be responsible with money without your parents or a Stafford loan helping, or what "leadership" truly means. So unless you have a specific plan (Be a chef, be a lawyer, be a professor, be a dentist), I would not continue to amass degrees just to ride out the economy. I could say more ... but you should read Penelope Trunk's entries about law school or getting an MBA ... she's much more eloquent than I am.
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