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Job Search Automation

March 24, 2012
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I've been testing the Dice mobile app for Android the last several months to see if it was as good as advertised. I'm happy to report it's a pretty good app. The app allows you to login to your job seeker account on Dice.com to access Dice TechTalk, saved jobs, saved cover letters (up...
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The Resume is Dead or Not

December 20, 2011
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The Resume is Dead or Not

Depending on your source, the resume is either dead or it isn't. In the digital age, the value of a good resume is more or less important depending on the job to which you are applying. If you are a content creator it's possible your online profiles and activities are more important than a...
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Super Cyber Monday: Don’t call it that

November 28, 2011
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Super Cyber Monday: Don’t call it that

I typically don't partake of the Black Friday/Cyber Monday tradition but this year it's different. The economy has tanked and money is tight everywhere. Instead of watching the neat sales pass by I have decided to post a few here in hopes some of you will save a buck or two on gifts and...
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Summertime Update

July 29, 2011
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Several months ago I had an idea for this little site. Hardly anybody visits anymore because, well, I am hardly around myself. My plan was to change the purpose of the site to better fit my needs as a freelancer. My freelance work increased just after this bright idea. Interesting how that worked out....
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Steps for Proofing a Web Project

September 21, 2010
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Proofing a web project is an extremely important part of the design process. Grammatical errors in the copy of your website, blog, or digital marketing material (brochures, posters, etc) that you post to your website will lower the authority of your perceived expertise as readers make note of even the smallest errors. Grammatical errors...
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Tracking Client Data

July 1, 2010
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Tracking Client Data

If you're a freelancer or a lone developer, you may find yourself with a heap of client login information and a less than perfect storage solution. I am such and have found myself in this very spot. I tried different record keeping methods over the years and have not found one I like much....
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Web Developer may be Available for New Projects

June 2, 2010
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Web Developer may be Available for New Projects

The length of a domain name can help or hurt your website. Depending on your focus, longer domains can work against your best interests... Sometimes it doesn't matter much.
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