Don McMillan: Life After Death by PowerPoint. (2) Internship Housing Links By Location. Advertisers Keep It Real With 'Marie Claire' Flip through the advertisements in any fashion magazine, and it won’t take long to notice a defining feature among the women shilling for lipsticks or shoes: They’re all stunningly beautiful, very famous, or both.
But so-called “real women” have been slowly entering the territory of the professionally glamorous as brands attempt to relate to the woman who is more concerned with balancing her checkbook than maintaining a size zero. Hearst Magazines’ Marie Claire is jumping on this trend with the May issue of Marie Claire@Work, its new, thrice-yearly supplement for working women that’s sent to subscribers in the top 10 markets. In addition, 100,000 newsstand copies are distributed. The May supplement will include ad campaigns from Buick, White House Black Market and Mustela featuring women from the Marie Claire Career Network on LinkedIn.
When the network launched last fall, the magazine saw it as a way to connect with women across industries. Zeiss sees the trend continuing. Big Marketers on Campus. Live Your Life, Love Your Job. I didn’t hire you for a reason. If only bosses could talk!
We’d be able to find out why it was that we didn’t get the call back, didn’t get the interview, didn’t get that sweet job we thought we were just perfect for. There must be a reason, right? One of the biggest frustrations of the modern job hunt is “the black hole” — that super-gravitational mass that sucks in resumes and applications and emits no feedback, no light, no rhyme or reason. So this week and next week, I’m going to let the boss “talk.” I’ll be doing an interview with a hypothetical hiring manager, and sharing with you all the “reasons why” the boss didn’t hire you. This week we’ll focus our “interview” on those things you can control: your resume, your interview, and your application. So taking those things you can control as to why that boss didn’t hire you, let’s get started with our interview with a hypothetical hiring manager — we’ll call her Betty Boss … Me: Betty, thanks for taking the time to talk with us.
Betty Boss: You’re quite welcome. Bloomingdale's Social Media Producer Job Listing in New York, NY. 5 Steps to Connecting with the Movers and Shakers on LinkedIn. Finding, Connecting and Building Win-Win Relationships Networking is the cultivating of positive, give-take relationships between two or more people that are beneficial to one another.
In the past you had to set aside specific time with which you could network with a group of people, think Chamber of Commerce mixers, industry get-togethers, and conferences. With the onset of web 2.0, a plethora of social networks and the desire to become more connected, networking can now be an everyday occurrence. One of the major draw backs with using social networks to connect and build mutually beneficial, win-win relationships is the fact that it's almost too easy. In other words people collect followers, likes, connections and friends as if they were baseball cards; what that really means is most people put very little value on those connections.
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