You can always tell when someone is worried about their job at work.
You get the Linked In Activity Blur.
What happens is a flurry of activity on their Linked In account. Suddenly they are adding five or six new contacts a day. Their profile is updated and tweaked. You get updates on their Linked In account every day.
The same thing happens with their Facebook account as well. A bunch of happy "guess what I am up to messages" start flying across their profile. Anything to get the word out about what they are doing.
Your Linked In and Facebook and Plaxo accounts should always be updated all the time anyway.
Further, your social network profiles should have lots of keywords which are relevant to what you want to do as well as what you have done.
And your profiles should always include accomplishments which are in demand right now. Learning 10-key is not very lucrative this year, but busting revenue goals is.
Wednesday
Marketing Me: Layoffs
Yep, I have not published diddly in some time. A bunch of reasons why..
First, my job that I started in 2005 was going great. I was doing very well and when things are going well, you tend to forget about HOW you got there in the first place.
Second, that great job ended just a few months ago. For 48 days, I searched for a new job. That took most of my time naturally.
Finally, my new job was found within my network which was good. But it did not change what was going on in my world.
Layoffs are everywhere in every industry.
See here, here, here and here.
That's right. Publishing, airlines, shipping, retail.. the list goes on and on.
Further, I have been speaking with a number of friends and parents whose children attend school with mine. Everyone fits into this category:
a) Suddenly changed job this year after a layoff, threat of layoff or problem with the old companies' revenues.
b) Looking actively for a new job because the old one will probably go away in the next year.
c) Has had to severely cut back because of a downturn at work. Yes, they are hanging on, but big changes in lifestyle are coming over the next 12 months.
Marketing Me has never been more important then ever before. I have much more to share and do with the changing economy and I hope I can help you.
First, my job that I started in 2005 was going great. I was doing very well and when things are going well, you tend to forget about HOW you got there in the first place.
Second, that great job ended just a few months ago. For 48 days, I searched for a new job. That took most of my time naturally.
Finally, my new job was found within my network which was good. But it did not change what was going on in my world.
Layoffs are everywhere in every industry.
See here, here, here and here.
That's right. Publishing, airlines, shipping, retail.. the list goes on and on.
Further, I have been speaking with a number of friends and parents whose children attend school with mine. Everyone fits into this category:
a) Suddenly changed job this year after a layoff, threat of layoff or problem with the old companies' revenues.
b) Looking actively for a new job because the old one will probably go away in the next year.
c) Has had to severely cut back because of a downturn at work. Yes, they are hanging on, but big changes in lifestyle are coming over the next 12 months.
Marketing Me has never been more important then ever before. I have much more to share and do with the changing economy and I hope I can help you.
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