Are you bored? Are you interested in finding part-time work while you look for a full-time job?
August 19, 2009 by Rebecca Martin
Filed under Career Coaching Advice, Career Resources, Favorite websites, Uncategorized
1. Become a blogger
problogger.net
http://www.b5media.com/blogb5media.html
2. Menial tasks
mturk.com
3. SecondLife e-commerce
4. Worlds of Warcraft play-and-sell
5. Become a pro seller on eBay – Build an online ebay store
6. Join a paid focus group
http://findfocusgroups.com/
7. Work as an information expert
ChaCha.com (becomeaguide.chacha.com), KGB.com (542542.com/agent), and JustAnswer (www.justanswer.com)
8. Work as an extra on a film – call your local SAG/Screen Actors Guild Office
9. Tutoring – Post an ad on craigslist.com for your tutoring services or go to the website below.
10. Recycle used gear for cash
www.nextworth.com
11. Become a temporary caregiver
www.sittercity.com
12. Try basket weaving or selling cosmetics
www.marykay.com or www.avon.com
13. Take calls for Fortune 1000 companies
http://www.arise.com/Content/default.asp
14. Teach English as a second language overseas
15. Join the peace corps
peacecorps.gov
16. Become a freelance writer/editor
17. Great company to find part time work for technical sales and retail marketing
18. Check out part time jobs
Networking Tips
June 14, 2009 by Rebecca Martin
Filed under Career Coaching Advice, Career Tips for the day, Uncategorized
What is Networking?
- The exchange of information or services among individuals, groups or institutions. Sharing information by having personal and professional conversations.
Why is Networking so important to your job search?
- It’s the best way to get your own message out there. It’s about gathering information such as: Company, Salary, Market, etc.
What is the “hidden job market”?
- It refers to positions that are not posted or advertised on job boards, in newspapers, on company websites, etc. — and it’s best uncovered through networking.
- Hiring managers don’t want these positions advertised for many reasons:
- They might be confidentially replacing someone already in the role.
- They might prefer to interview only referrals and people they know.
- They might not want to be buried under hundreds of resumes.
- Networking is the key to uncovering open positions in the “hidden job market.”
- Getting a job in this economy by uncovering the “hidden job market” will require you to push yourself out of your comfort zone.
People want to network with you because…
- They are networking, too! They might be in the same position in the future and want to build their network.
- They operate on the “good karma” principle — they are nice people who want to help you.
- They want to help their friend who referred you.
- They might make money! If they refer you for a job opening within their company, they’ll probably get paid a referral bonus if you get hired.
- They might have a position open that isn’t posted.
- It’s free! They don’t have to pay a recruiter to find you.
What is Social Networking?
• A social network service focuses on building online communities of people who share interests and/or activities, or who are interested in exploring the interests and activities of others. Popular methods now combine many of these, with Facebook widely used worldwide; MySpace, Twitter and LinkedIn Nexopia Bebo, Hi5, dol2day Tagged, XING; Skyrock Orkut and Friendster, Multiply, Xiaonei and Cyworld, Nexopia, Bebo,Hi5, MySpace, dol2day, Tagged, XING; Skyrock, Orkut, Hi5 Friendster, Multiply, Xiaonei and Cyworld.
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Women in Technology Conference www.witi.com
June 14, 2009 by admin
Filed under Career Resources, Uncategorized
Hi everyone, I know it’s been awhile since I have blogged and I have missed it. The good news is that dear jane…is getting a lot of exposure and we are trying to get the message of hope to the public and to those that really need to get back to work. Julie and I and the dear jane…team are working hard to get people back to work. We have been asked to speak at a lot of the local librarys and we were just interviewed by Cheryl Jennings at Channel 7 for a segment on “Beyond the Headlines.” Don’t miss it!
We are proud to announce that we are one of the sponsors at the Women in Technology Conference in Santa Clara, CA this weekend. check out their website at www.witi.com. So come by and say hello if you attend.



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