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| Jobboom presents |
October 11, 2009 Edition |
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Do you know your strong point?
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Focus on
Workplace blogs
Bottom line: Bloggers can quickly and cheaply build a brand, which may lead to paid opportunities. Many companies attract talent by blogging about the human side of their workplace. What role do blogs play in a fair, defensible and consistent hiring process? A rash of high-profile firings have led to the thawing of many company attitudes concerning employee-bloggers. Today, heavy-handed bloggers who don't use their brains are still likely to get " deuced".
How outspoken are you online?
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Newsworthy
Boss and employee romances
Tonight on the Late Show: "Top 10 Reasons to avoid boss-employee romances!" The best way out is early and where both parties save face.
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(Source: NY Daily News)
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Personal advancement
How not to decorate your desk
If an individual's home is their castle, the cubicle is an employee's pied-a-terre. Still, the decor must match your office's the corporate culture.
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(Source: Canoe, Money)
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Starting a new job
Finding and keeping great employees
This downturn is a buyer's market for employers. Many HR professionals are hoping to attract and retain top talent.
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(Source: Canoe, Money)
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Jobboom Poll
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How outspoken are you online?
- I blog about work
- I blog about work but I'm discreet about details
- I blog about relationships
- I blog about my hobby
- I don't blog at all
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Jobs flicks
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How to leave work early
There are several ways to trick your boss into thinking that you're a hard worker. This short sketch is a dramatization of an imaginative technique for leaving the office early - and with the help of some fine-feathered friends. It's conceivable, provided you have a private office with a door and a window that opens. The most daring employees may wish to re-enact this stunt but whether successful or not they'll most likely have to pony up with a new keyboard or a case of beer to buy their colleague's silence in IT.
(Source: Canoe TV)
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