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The Modern Resume at the PASS Professional Development VC
I gave the Modern Resume/Branding presentation today for the PASS Professional Development Virtual Chapter. It was recorded and if you are a PASS member, you can access it. I’ve also updated the slide deck and it’s available here: BrandingDreamJob – … Continue reading
Savvy Managers
Today’s editorial was originally released on Nov 27, 2007. It is being re-run as Steve is at the PASS Summit. My guess is that most of you out there wouldn’t necessarily classify your managers as “savvy”, especially as it relates … Continue reading
Working Your 40
Today’s editorial was originally released on Dec 3, 2007. It is being republished as Steve is at SQL in the City in Seattletoday. Or will you be working your 35, 30, or even 20? I saw this article about a report … Continue reading
Professional Development on PASS TV
I’ll be live on the PASS TV broadcast on Wednesday, Nov 7, at 11:40am PST. The Professional Development group asked me to do a short (15 minute) talk, and I’ve put together a set of quick blogging tips with a … Continue reading