The #1 reason I love freelancing is because it allows me to work around my kids' schedules. But in the summer, I feel like I'm visiting my office more than I'm actually working there.
I'm not complaining - well, yes, I am. Long story short: I welcome guest posts especially in the summer.
Any takers? If you've actually found time to work this summer, can you give the rest of us harried freelancers some tips?
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Showing posts with label get a job. Show all posts
Thursday, July 7, 2011
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Grammar 101 for Job Candidates
In an article not-so-cheerfully titled Seven Ways to Flunk a Job Interview, author Adriana Gardella shares an anecdote about a job-seeker whose Linked-In grammar earned her instant dismissal (as a candidate for said job).
Yes, grammar counts, even when you're engaging in a semi-social media venue.
Would you start a telephone interview with "yo, whassup?"
Of course not.
A little formality (capital letters to start a sentence, for example) is expected in any exchange related to a job.
Yes, grammar counts, even when you're engaging in a semi-social media venue.
Would you start a telephone interview with "yo, whassup?"
Of course not.
A little formality (capital letters to start a sentence, for example) is expected in any exchange related to a job.
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