Currently Reading

I am currently reading The Discoverers.

 

Facebook vs. Blogging

I can RANT on Facebook all I want, but sometimes there are social repercussions of spewing all over social media.  It can really mess with the way people view you.  On one had, some may feel obligated to keep a person as a friend so that they will not hurt their feelings, but they may really not enjoy the content you post.  I have (in times past) taken drastic measures and just deleted a FB friend, hoping that they wouldn't find out.  And guess what, they did!........[-(Awkward!)-]........So in an attempt to be more protective of my professional image, and to be thoughtful of my online friends, I have decided to blog my thoughts, and leave my Facebook page up for social/professional appearance.  If people really care to know what I am thinking, then they can visit my blog, which I will furnish on my FB page.  I am in no way doing this to appear as something I am not.  I'm just trying my best to be a better friend.  Thanks Yall!

It is amazing how life doesn't turn out the way you want it to.  These past few weeks have been mentally tough on me, and almost wearing on my very person-hood.  There has been so very much on my mind; the kind of stuff that wears a person completely out.

Craigslist Research

If you have talked with me about Craigslist, you will know that I know how to make posts that get responses. Craigslist is awesome because it is free, but they do not provide analytics that help you understand how many people click on your posting. I would personally appriciate if I knew how many people clicked on my ads, because then I could see how successful my title would be, so that I could use several variations of it to get clicks. But unfortunately we have to try writing witty titles, and hope for phone calls to come. Craigslist Research is not as easy as we want it to be, but hopefully someday Craigslist will provide its users with a great analytics tool.

Job Post

I have been asked countless times how I do so well in interviews, and even with the whole job hunting extravaganza. So I have decided to create a blog that answers most of the questions that people ask me. It is a joy to respond to someone's question with, "Well, why don't you check out my blog."
But I assure you that the material that I post is not new. Notable authors such as Dan Miller (24 Hours To the Work You Love) & Richard Bolles (What Color is Your Parachute) offer the same kind of advice that I do. I just get asked so much because others do not want to spend the time to read or money to buy the books. But that is ok because interviewing someone is the fastest way to learn. My blog is a compilation of gold nuggets that I have aquired over the years. I hope it works well for those who need it.

www.tallahasseejobs.xanga.com

Good Luck!!