Posts Tagged ‘resumes’
Today’s bonus tracks: Does on-the-job holiday shopping pose an IT risk?
Yes, says remote-monitoring and management software company GFI Software’s David Kelleher, who told Business Week that “there are real security problems and many, many threats” that can arise when employees are shopping and surfing sites like Facebook and Twitter during work hours. I think Kelleher is right about the IT-security risks lurking all over the [...]
Reading a rap sheet
SmartPulse — our weekly reader poll in Smartbrief on Workforce — tracks feedback from leading managers and HR practitioners. We run the poll question each Wednesday in our e-newsletter and feature analysis from SmartBrief on Workforce Senior Editor Mary Ellen Slayter on this blog. Last week’s poll question: Would you be willing to hire a [...]
Today’s bonus tracks
While you wait for your SmartBrief on Workforce, check out these links. And feel free to share them with your co-workers — you know, just not all of them. Career death by “reply to all” How everyone else reads your resume Evaluating your place in the company culture Image credit, iStock
Today’s bonus tracks
Not every great link we find makes the daily Smartbrief on Workforce. Here are a few extras we found this morning, including some great tips on converting your private-sector resume to one that will appeal to a nonprofit hiring manager. Dreaming about your perfect career? What nonprofit managers want to see on your resume The [...]
Tools to find a job in a tough economy
Today’s guest poster is Malcolm O. Munro, aka The Career Fitness Coach. He is hosting a free Job Hunt Boot Camp teleconference over two nights, Feb. 10 and 12 at 8 p.m. EST. Find out more information at www.jobhuntbootcamp.com. With daily doses of bad economic news and companies laying off workers by the thousands, it’s [...]
