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Deanne N. Bell

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0 posts published in December 2014

FedsHireVets

Posted:December 3, 2014 | Tags:

FedsHireVets is a website dedicated to providing guidance and information re: federal jobs for veterans.

There's a lot of good "need to know" information that serves to try to provide clarity to the often muddy process.

Educate yourself on the ins and outs: www.fedshirevets.gov.

Good luck!

JibberJobber

Posted:December 5, 2014 | Tags:

Starting your job search or contemplating a mid-career change and you still haven't signed up for JibberJobber?

I'll give you two reasons to reconsider that decision:

1. Founder & CEO Jason Alba is a friend to the Veteran: he offers Veterans a free year of membership.

2. JibberJobber is a great tool for your career management efforts by allowing you to keep all pertinent information organized and in one place.

So, take heed and step away from the excel spreadsheet and click on:

www.jibberjo...

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Job-Hunt.Org

Posted:December 7, 2014 | Tags:

Job-Hunt is chock-full of great info and I especially like the Guide To Personal Branding.

There's a checklist to help you get started and helpful hints to keep you on track.

If you are job hunting and your online presence only consists of Facebook posts that you have to hide, I sincerely recommend reviewing the info on Job-Hunt:

http://www.job-hunt.org/personal-branding/strong-personal-brand-online.shtml

A Gentle Reminder: your online presence will most likely be the first impression of...

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Google Alerts

Posted:December 14, 2014 | Tags:

One of the easiest ways to manage your online presence is simply to set up a Google Alert for your name and any variation thereof, e.g. Lucas Smith, Luke Smith, L. Smith, Luke S., Lucas "Smitty" Smith, Captain L. Smith, USMC, etc.

If any of the names that you have placed an alert on appears on the web, you will receive an email notification.

If you don't regularly Google yourself, although I highly recommend that you do, this may be an adequate substitute for you.

Personally, I'll continue...

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