November 27, 2008

Personal Branding Redux

In yesterday's blog I posited that technology job seekers in the media and entertainment vertical market that my company servces can improve their chances of finding work through the use of social networking tools like blogging or twitter.com. After some reflection this morning it occurred to me that it may seem that I was reducing the challenge of finding work in a difficult economy. This was not my intention, and I don't want to appear insensitive. As I mentioned yesterday, I'm concerned about friends of mine that are out of work.

My key point is that the more a person can express their value using available 'stages' to do so, chances are improved that somebody who is 'listening' needs that kind of talent at their company.

Posted at 10:16 am by Joseph Bachana


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