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Ryan Paugh Hey you guys. I'm putting together an official #Brazen Twitter List for members living in the San Francisco slash Bay Area. I've done it for a few of our other high-volume cities and you guys are next. This is a great way to connect w/ other local Brazen peeps, schedule meet ups and all sorts of other stuff. Leave your Twitter ID below as a reply and we will add you to the list.

79 weeks ago from Bay Area Bunch and San Francisco, CA

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Patrick Ambron Are resumes worthless? 80% of jobs are unadvertised today. Personally I think resumes are quickly losing their value. With the advent of social technologies there are much more thorough, effective ways to showcase your skills and work. A 8.5 x 11 sheet of paper simply doesn't make sense anymore. I think they will be extinct within the decade. What do you guys think? Have u guys found or lost jobs because of your resume? Have u found jobs without one? http://su.pr/4hYC1S

103 weeks ago from Personal Branding

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Ryan Rancatore: Thanks for sharing my article, Patrick. Zak makes a good point below that a resume is fine as one tool in a set of many - unfortunately, for most ...MoreThanks for sharing my article, Patrick. Zak makes a good point below that a resume is fine as one tool in a set of many - unfortunately, for most jobs I see it is the only option.
103 weeks ago

Melissa Breau: I completely disagree. While it is important to have an online presence, recruiters / HR managers etc want to be able to have something printed ...MoreI completely disagree. While it is important to have an online presence, recruiters / HR managers etc want to be able to have something printed out that they can file - it is WAY too much work to track multiple online links to different profiles for multiple jobs at once. Have standardized documents that are the same for everyone gives them a jumping off point. I don't think resumes are going anywhere in the foreseeable future.
103 weeks ago

Ryan Rancatore Happy holidays everyone, looking forward to "meeting" all of you that I haven't met thus far. @RyanRancatore http://twitter.com/ryanrancatore

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