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Chapter Two: Networking Isn't So Crass (Is It?) New York Times (blog) This week: Is it OK to network? Is using Facebook for non-friends legitimate? The answer: Yes (if you want a job!). Before I lost my job, I thought "networking" was a joke, a word perpetually framed by ironic air quotes to elicit derisive guffaws from ... See all stories on this topic »

Networking overload Boston.com I limit my networking meetings (coffees, breakfasts, etc.) to two per week. Between the travel time and the time away from my business, I have found this limit to be manageable. When job seekers call me I tell them my available times, which are often ... See all stories on this topic »

The 10 Cardinal Sins of Networking U.S. News & World Report (blog) By Alison Green When you're reaching out to your network to help you find a job, the last thing you want to do is annoy your contacts. Before you make that next call or send that next email, make sure you're not committing any of these 10 cardinal sins ... See all stories on this topic »

Getting Executives Back on Track: The New Job Search Rules for Executives Equities.com Colleen Aylward, author of From Bedlam to the Boardroom: How to Get a Derailed Executive Career Back On Track!, and Paul Hill, author of The Panic Free Job Search: Unleash the Power of the Web and Social Networking to Get Hired will be offering their ... See all stories on this topic »

Job Hunt: Summer may be the most fruitful season to land a good position Lexington Herald Leader Network and network a lot! Alumni are excellent networking resources during a job search. And summer can be a good time to touch base with them. "When your fellow alumni or connections are less harried and stressed, they're more likely to be receptive ... See all stories on this topic » Lexington Herald Leader

ChinaNet Online Holdings Will Collaborate With China Youth Employment and ... MarketWatch (press release) ... and medium-sized enterprises ("SMEs") and entrepreneurial management and networking services for entrepreneurs in the People's Republic of China, today announced that the China Youth Employment and Entrepreneurship Foundation (the "Foundation") has ... See all stories on this topic »

Three Reasons the Job Market is Still Suffering Fox Business There are certainly paid part-time opportunities out there and volunteering can be a great way to gain valuable experience in a new industry, as well as make great networking connections. Taking a part-time or lower-paying job isn't always ideal, ... See all stories on this topic »

Recruiters: Meet Digital Media's Best at ONA12 Career Summit & Job Fair MarketWatch (press release) Attending will be undergraduates and new graduates from dozens of universities training today's journalists in multimedia storytelling skills, including social media networking, video shooting/editing, interactive graphics and podcasting. The Job Fair ... See all stories on this topic »

Bart Perkins: Social media passwords in jeopardy Computerworld Some HR staffers and recruiters have asked job candidates for their passwords to Facebook, Twitter and other social media sites. Hiring managers have asked applicants to log on to social networking sites during interviews in order to review the ... See all stories on this topic »

Creating a Network for Worcester Youth GoLocal Worcester While the organization has been building a network for youth since 1999, they are still continuing their work in the community with a new Park Steward program that will help maintain city parks while giving kids good summer job experience. See all stories on this topic » GoLocal Worcester

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