The data behind what we all "know"

We really believe in networking.  And, of course, people say that networking is the best way to get a job.    We will often read that “studies show” it is the more productive job search method, but those studies are rarely identified.  Here is some scientific evidence to support the claim. Mark Granovetter is a Professor in the School of Humanities and Sciences at Stanford University. ...

What are you doing with your time?

So, there you are, diligently working to find yourself a job.  You are sitting at your computer  searching through job sites such as Monster and CareerBuilder.  Eureka!  There it is.  The job you really want.  You are qualified and it is sure to be a good fit all around.  So you start clicking buttons to submit your resume.  Here is my question to you:  Is this a good use of your time? ...

A special offer for our Out of Work Chicago friends

We are excited to be able to share a special offer with our Out of Work Chicago friends.  Because  of a couple of cancellations, we have two spots available in our upcoming all day Workshop on October 29, 2009, at the Fine Arts Building, Suite 537, Chicago, Illinois from 9:30 – 4:00.  And guess what?  It’s free to the first 2 people responding.  Come and join us to learn the...