Personal brand killing habits learned in college can delay a young professional’s job and career future. This blog post addresses three habits that need unlearning before irreparably damaging a job applicant or an employee’s personal brand in the eyes of important career stakeholders. College is a time for independence. College is a time for fun. […]
Networking Convergence: When Digital Meets Physical
December 3, 2014 by
Successful self-marketing requires both social media and physical networking. This blog post addresses the importance of networking convergence for personal branding, job search, and career advancement. Social media networking is a lot like physical networking. Yet, they are different. Think about it. Everyone from near graduates to CEOs know and understand the importance and necessity […]
Daddy, What is Social Media?
October 9, 2014 by
My blog posts are typically about the how-to and why-to of using social media marketing for personal branding and job search (PB&J). However, I oft times see things in a humorous way, as illustrated with my most popular blog post to date: A Social Media Enthusiast Walked into a Bar. This blog post presents a […]
Do’s & Don’ts When Using Twitter for Personal Branding & Job Search
October 1, 2014 by
Twitter plays an important role in the mixology of social media use for personal branding and job search. This blog post addresses the importance of career focus on developing your Twitter profile and social sharing. Some think Twitter is for the birds. No doubt, it is not always easy to find value in the monotony […]
4 Telltale Questions to Uncover a Personal Brand That Stinks
September 30, 2013 by
Excuse me, while I hold your nose. True: “You may not need a personal brand, but you have one.” You, I, and everyone have a personal brand image (or how others see you in a particular situation or environment). Begin to understand by answering these 4 telltale questions: 1. How would your co-workers describe you? […]
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