OK so I'm sitting at home the other day trying to schedule a working lunch meeting with my three year old kid on my lap. I scheduled an overnight meeting - 24 hours. Task master that I can be, that was ridiculous! Very funny though. Good thing my business partner knew me well enough to laugh. So, my work is creeping into home and vice versa. Why am I talking about this?
I just read a hilarious article from Chris Erskine called "The Tricks of 6". It's all about how 6 year olds are in the moment. To quote his article, "All hat and no horse.", but in the moment, I think more people need to be in the moment. So when I'm at home I need to pay attention to the 3 year old on my lap - put down the computer Heidi -- and when I'm at work I need to only check Face Book - OK, maybe twice a day? Let's all try to occasionally quit multi-tasking and be in the moment. We might actually get a bit more done.
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Thursday, November 19, 2009
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Stop Paying for Bad Resumes
Please quit paying thousands of dollars for bad resumes!
We have had too many people coming to us with a bad resume they have paid thousands of dollars for. It's frustrating and infuriating to see good people taken on a cheap ride. Most of these people are unemployed and I think are having their fears preyed on.
If you need resume tips, go through this blog. I have lots of resume writing tips here
(Resume Writing Tips). If you are totally stuck, phone us, and we’ll help. Don’t spend your mortgage, car payment, or a month of groceries on a bad resume.
We have had too many people coming to us with a bad resume they have paid thousands of dollars for. It's frustrating and infuriating to see good people taken on a cheap ride. Most of these people are unemployed and I think are having their fears preyed on.
If you need resume tips, go through this blog. I have lots of resume writing tips here
(Resume Writing Tips). If you are totally stuck, phone us, and we’ll help. Don’t spend your mortgage, car payment, or a month of groceries on a bad resume.
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