Tim’s Strategy™ – Tools For Intelligent Job Search; So Far . . .

Well, it ‘s been about six weeks since I started writing this blog – not a long time in the blogosphere – but an accomplishment still, right? This is a summary post to bring current readers up to speed and a chance for me to get your feedback on this blog. Do you like the direction and content?

Hey, do me a favor. The links below represent each of the posts on Tim’s Strategy to date. Click on the 2 or 3 links below to give me your vote on the content that you’ve found the most helpful.

Quick networking tip – Always pay for lunch
Like an out of body experience
Job interviews can also be silly
Job interviews can be a real bore
Don’t settle on the wrong job offer
Quick Tip – Network with Employed People
Find A Networking Angel
I can see clearly now . . .
The keys to a great phone interview
Tell your job search network what you want
Tim’s Strategy – Share and Participate
Job Search – Avoiding a personal bailout
Quick Tip – Interview for jobs you don’t want
With or without a new job, how to measure the success of your search
The psychology of job search
Have a job search strategy? Great . . . now act like it. (Part 2)
Have a job search strategy? Great . . . now act like it.
Networking . . . Once you’ve arrived at a new job
Do You Have a Job Search Strategy Or Are You Just Spinning?
What happens when you hold your company hostage?
How much money should I spend to find a job?
Job search – what a spouse needs to know
Work at HP? You better read this . . .
How strong is your “Job Search Ethic”?
Is Tim’s Strategy right for you?
When networking meets ego – ouch!
Out of work? Lucky you . . .
Helplessness and chaos – being out of work
Job Search – Why going it alone won’t work, part 2
Job Search – Why going it alone won’t work, part 1
Landing is for pilots, not job seekers
How many plates are you spinning to find a job?
Where do you get instantly gratified?
Tough times for job seekers
Job Search 2008 – Do you have a strategy?