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]]> http://bentoncrane.net/2006/10/18/what-would-i-do-if-i-lost-my-job/comment-page-1/#comment-9 JibberJobber Blog » Blog Archive » Grab You’s some Popped Corn! Mon, 06 Nov 2006 14:27:21 +0000 http://bentoncrane.net/2006/10/18/what-would-i-do-if-i-lost-my-job/#comment-9 [...] This was posted at 7:25am MST. Scroll down and see if there are any updates, which I’ll have in red, bold, as they come in. Also, leave comments on your favorites, thoughts, etc.! Phil Windley is a professor at BYU, was the CTO of Utah, author of a geek book and writes for a ZDNet blog as well as InfoWorld. I was flattered hat he digressed from his normal topic to address this question … read Phil’s entry here. Justin Driscoll is the author of 7 Things I wish I Knew Before I Graduated (I can’t wait to get his and review it). Is very in touch with the university crowd and does regular presentations as a part of his normal day job … read Justin’s entry here. Carl Chapman is The Executive Restaurant Recruiter, and a great blogger. His story hit home with me and has some great lessons … read Carl’s entry here. Liz Handlin is VP of a professional services firm and owns Ultimate Resumes - she is very qualified in this area and has some great advice … read Liz’s entry here. Joe Neitham is a Sr. IT Recruiter in Singapore. Very interesting, has a cool blog with neat content … read Joe’s entry here. Benton Crane is a .. at FamlyLearn, a company that seems to have a way cool culture. His perspective is quite different than most of the others on this page … read Benton’s entry here. John Reinke has a very interesting blog read on all kinds of stuff and has a number of posts on the “problems” (big grin) of JibberJobber. These posts really get us hopping over here. Anyway, his response is as critical as usual and very good … read John’s entry here. Scot Herrick is one of my favorite reads because he has a job, and blogs on what its like Actually, he touches on lots of different things (last week he was on a “buy your own domain” kick, which is a big part of personal branding) … read Scot’s entry here. George Blomgren is a good on-line buddy and an expert in his one rite. George is a marketing manager for a national system of job board and has developed two different blogs for job seekers and employers… read George’s entry here.jjCarolynn Duncan gained some blog fame a few months back when she started a blog about why “[her target company] should hire Carolynn Duncan”… and you saw reference to this all over the Internet. It worked, and I eventually was able to meet with her - very clever, methodical, etc. Right now she is the COO of 42CO, who is presenting their new blogging software in two days in Silicon Valley - by invite. Congrats Carolynn and team! … read Carolynn’s entry here. Barbara Safani is a well respected executive coach and resume expert who knows a lot about employment issues… she is very well known in her circle, you’ll have to read more about her (just click her name) … read Barbara’s entry here. Scott Ingram makes me jealous - he owns a great domain name (NetworkingAustin.com), lives in one of the coolest cities in one of the coolest states, and has a blog that doesn’t allow me to comment on and impart my wisdom I’ve gotten to know Scott a little and have found him to be as nice as he is cool. As a regular speaker on networking and facilitator of business networking events in Austin, I was pleased to hear he would be contributing … read Scott’s entry here. Dan Johnson is no ordinary job seeker - he started his own blog with some friends and blogs on job search things. This is a great exercise as it forces you to think about the process, and I’ve found his writings to be valuable … read his entry here. Share This PostThese icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages. [...] [...] This was posted at 7:25am MST. Scroll down and see if there are any updates, which I’ll have in red, bold, as they come in. Also, leave comments on your favorites, thoughts, etc.! Phil Windley is a professor at BYU, was the CTO of Utah, author of a geek book and writes for a ZDNet blog as well as InfoWorld. I was flattered hat he digressed from his normal topic to address this question … read Phil’s entry here. Justin Driscoll is the author of 7 Things I wish I Knew Before I Graduated (I can’t wait to get his and review it). Is very in touch with the university crowd and does regular presentations as a part of his normal day job … read Justin’s entry here. Carl Chapman is The Executive Restaurant Recruiter, and a great blogger. His story hit home with me and has some great lessons … read Carl’s entry here. Liz Handlin is VP of a professional services firm and owns Ultimate Resumes - she is very qualified in this area and has some great advice … read Liz’s entry here. Joe Neitham is a Sr. IT Recruiter in Singapore. Very interesting, has a cool blog with neat content … read Joe’s entry here. Benton Crane is a .. at FamlyLearn, a company that seems to have a way cool culture. His perspective is quite different than most of the others on this page … read Benton’s entry here. John Reinke has a very interesting blog read on all kinds of stuff and has a number of posts on the “problems” (big grin) of JibberJobber. These posts really get us hopping over here. Anyway, his response is as critical as usual and very good … read John’s entry here. Scot Herrick is one of my favorite reads because he has a job, and blogs on what its like Actually, he touches on lots of different things (last week he was on a “buy your own domain” kick, which is a big part of personal branding) … read Scot’s entry here. George Blomgren is a good on-line buddy and an expert in his one rite. George is a marketing manager for a national system of job board and has developed two different blogs for job seekers and employers… read George’s entry here.jjCarolynn Duncan gained some blog fame a few months back when she started a blog about why “[her target company] should hire Carolynn Duncan”… and you saw reference to this all over the Internet. It worked, and I eventually was able to meet with her - very clever, methodical, etc. Right now she is the COO of 42CO, who is presenting their new blogging software in two days in Silicon Valley - by invite. Congrats Carolynn and team! … read Carolynn’s entry here. Barbara Safani is a well respected executive coach and resume expert who knows a lot about employment issues… she is very well known in her circle, you’ll have to read more about her (just click her name) … read Barbara’s entry here. Scott Ingram makes me jealous - he owns a great domain name (NetworkingAustin.com), lives in one of the coolest cities in one of the coolest states, and has a blog that doesn’t allow me to comment on and impart my wisdom I’ve gotten to know Scott a little and have found him to be as nice as he is cool. As a regular speaker on networking and facilitator of business networking events in Austin, I was pleased to hear he would be contributing … read Scott’s entry here. Dan Johnson is no ordinary job seeker - he started his own blog with some friends and blogs on job search things. This is a great exercise as it forces you to think about the process, and I’ve found his writings to be valuable … read his entry here. 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]]> http://bentoncrane.net/2006/10/18/what-would-i-do-if-i-lost-my-job/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Jason Alba Thu, 19 Oct 2006 22:14:50 +0000 http://bentoncrane.net/2006/10/18/what-would-i-do-if-i-lost-my-job/#comment-4 Yo, great post. I will include it in the carnival on the 6th... and it will definitely stand out as something unique from the other posts (as far as I've seen). Yo, great post. I will include it in the carnival on the 6th… and it will definitely stand out as something unique from the other posts (as far as I’ve seen).

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