Posts from — December 2008

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If you have a certain person you want to interview, ask. The worst they can do is say no. Most people love doing interviews as they know that’s a great way for them to promote their products/services. The worst thing they can do is say no. If that happens, just ask the next person on your list.

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When you make your goals, be sure to write them in your blog. If you ever get sidetracked or feel like goofing off, your blog post will be there to remind you of what it is that you have set out to do. Don’t just write down your big goals. Write down the little goals that will help you get to your big goals.

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It happens to all of us at some point. Maybe we have a cold. Maybe we’ve been busy with projects or maybe we’ve been working long hours at work. Whatever the case, we just don’t feel like writing our scheduled blog post. What should you do in this case? Write something anyway. Just sit down at your keyboard and type. If you don’t like the first thing you write, you don’t have to publish it. That’s why you have that nice wonderful feature called the draft feature. You can write something, save it as a draft and then come back to it in a few hours. The most important thing is to stick to your schedule of creating great content.

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I received this job opening from one of my linkedin friends. Please contact her for information about applying for the position.

Immediate need for a Systems Engineer & a Senior Systems Engineer – full-time, perm positions!

Must have an MCSE & a 4-yr technical degree. Resources must be identified and started before the end of December, 2008. Please send me an email if this is a fit – melany@ eodresources.net .

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