Marc Cenedella, job interview questions,
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Best Careers 2011: Public Relations
PR salaries, PR careers, U.S. News and World Report,
Job Option: Get Ahead by Going Abroad
During the past few months, I’ve heard from several job seekers who have decided to look for work outside the United States. It’s a bold move, but it gives job seekers a broad range of intriguing options. Getting your head around the possibility of an international job requires some careful thought and planning. Today’s New…… Continue reading Job Option: Get Ahead by Going Abroad
‘Public Relations on the Rise’
I love the above headline from today’s Firm Voice blog post by Weber Shandwick President Andy Polansky, who is the new Chair of the Council of Public Relations Firms. Andy is bullish about growth prospects for public relations and he notes that most agency executives are optimistic about 2011. This is a much-needed sign of…… Continue reading ‘Public Relations on the Rise’
Temp Holiday Job Can Lead to Full-Time
temporary employment, holiday jobs,
PR Jobs: Light at the End of the Tunnel?
I met with two job seekers yesterday–one looking for his first-ever internship and the other being a veteran corporate PR professional whose company has been acquired, leaving her without a job in the near future. The similarities in their questions were striking since both wanted to know about job prospects in agencies and corporations. I didn’t have…… Continue reading PR Jobs: Light at the End of the Tunnel?
Starting a PR Business With Limited Experience and Narrow Network is Possible but Not Practical
starting a PR business,
Where the Jobs Are(‘nt)
Looking for job in all the wrong places? Job posting service Indeed.com provides valuable insights into where the jobs are and aren’t in the U.S. Indeed.com compiled the number of unemployed per job posting for the 50 biggest U.S. cities, and found the best job-to-job seeker ratios in Washington, D.C., San Jose, Baltimore and New York. …… Continue reading Where the Jobs Are(‘nt)
Hate Your Job, But Don’t Leave It Until. . .
I hate my job, job hopping, switching jobs,
Microsoft Exchange: Your Mailbox Is Full
email overload, Microsoft Exchange: Your Mail Box is Almost Full