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Archive for the ‘Job/Career’ Category

10 Personal Branding Predictions For 2010

Posted by Mark Montoya on November 15th, 2009 under Internet, Job/Career, Online Personal Branding, Social Media  •  2 Comments

This year, I’ve been analyzing a lot of trends that will have a major impact on our careers and how companies will manage, retain and recruit employees moving forward. A lot of my predictions involve technology because people have already started changing their behavior, but technology is going to open up even more opportunities.

How to Stand Out in the Crowd in a Tough Job Market

Posted by Mark Montoya on November 7th, 2009 under Branding, Job/Career, Online Personal Branding, Specialization  •  No Comments

I hate to keep harping on about the same old thing; we all know that unemployment is at an all-time high; and to say that the job market is competitive is quite the understatement. So this makes it extremely important to establish your brand and differentiate yourself from the competition. You want to stand out from the crowd – but in a good way – not the kind of way you did in high school.

How Creatives Can Use Social Media For Personal Branding

Posted by Mark Montoya on November 6th, 2009 under Job/Career, Online Personal Branding, Small Business, Social Media  •  No Comments

As a creative professional you have every opportunity to leverage social media to your advantage in your career. More than any other profession, creatives are judged on both the appearance of their work and their personal appearance. Creative professionals include people who work in industries like design, advertising, media, art, and more.

How NOT to Differentiate Yourself From Everyone Else

Posted by Mark Montoya on November 5th, 2009 under Branding, Employment, Job/Career, Online Personal Branding, Social Media  •  No Comments

As candidates become more and more desperate in their job search they often turn to desperate measures that more often than not hurt the candidate. One example of this is with the resume.

 

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