I do a lot of interviews. At least two or three a week — ranging from CNN to local newspapers. And no matter where the interview is running, there are some things you need to know about doing a good one:
1. Be interesting. The questions people ask you are not really what they want [...]
ArchivesThree ways to give a good interview, and one way to shake things up
Posted to: Interviewing | Promoting Yourself
February 27th, 2009
For a startup, money doesn't solve problems, it just changes them
Posted to: Entrepreneurship | Money
February 26th, 2009
We finally locked up funding for my company. There are some catches, though, and one of them is that we can’t use the funding to pay back debt. Here's what's rising from the grave of traditional PR
Posted to: How to blog | Journalism
February 24th, 2009
I love RealSelf. It's a site that educates women about choices for looking younger. 5 Emerging trends from the recession
February 20th, 2009
As the recession persists, we can watch social shifts and cultural trends. Some are good, some are bad. But in either case, one way to control how the recession affects you is to watch the larger trends and decide where you want to fit. Try to give hugs to more people at work
Posted to: Office Politics
February 17th, 2009
The house manager comes in my front door at 8am. I tell her, “The exterminator is in the kitchen but I forgot to get the cats and bunny out of the house, and the cleaning woman is in the dining room, but she cannot clean while the exterminator is here, and I forgot to [...] How to talk to a friend who's been laid off
Posted to: Networking | Office Politics
February 10th, 2009
Being laid off used to be taboo. But not anymore. And most of us have thought through some sort of plan for if it happens to us. Gone are the days when people pretend this is not happening. Twentysomething: Obama's salary caps should cap hours too
Posted to: Money
February 9th, 2009
This guest post is part of the Twentysomething series of guest posts that I run periodically. How to build a career as an artist
Posted to: Finding a career | Networking
February 6th, 2009
Here's a post for all the people who are trying to be artists. It is not a friendly post. I do not think that people who want to create art need to get paid to do it. Do you get paid to have sex? No. Same thing. You love it, but you just do it [...] How to beat the system to get a great job
February 5th, 2009
When you want to get a new job, don’t look at your resume to see what you could get. Instead, take time to build a resume that meets the requirements of the jobs you want. This doesn’t mean using keywords that are in the job description. That is not going to work. Instead, look at [...] Don't try to dodge the recession with grad school
February 3rd, 2009
A recession is typically a good time for graduate schools. Their application pool goes up because people see them as safe shelter from the storm. The scariest part of a down economy is the idea of having no income. Of course, graduate school does not solve for that. But graduate school does solve the second [...] |
Skateboard class emergency: My Xanax spills into the halfpipe. Too steep for my feet. I have to ask a kid on his board to pick up my pills. 6 days ago
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