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The only thing both sides of the political spectrum agree on is that job growth will come from small business and startups. With that in mind I launched Three to Get Ready a video blog series where entrepreneurs give their best three tips for getting a startup job, keeping that job, and knowing the signs you may need to run screaming from a startup job.

What’s amazing is that EVERY entrepreneur I’ve interviewed has open positions and is hiring now. The first video went up today with the CEO of SlideRocket.
Check it out here: http://workingforwonka.com/threetogetready_sliderocket/

Next interview (with more JOBS!) coming on Monday.

Great idea! I love it. I’ll write about how I got my teaching job in China. I’ve been chatting with someone who wants to do this, so it’s basically already written

I love it! I wrote a blog not too long ago about what to do as an unemployed Milllennial called “Moving Beyond Generation Limbo” http://pjfurlong.blogspot.com/2011/09/moving-beyond-generation-limbo-lost.html

The LI$T College Advice Blog has several articles that revolve around Landing Your First Job:

What to wear at Career Fairs: http://www.addittoyourlist.com/2011/09/they-wore-that-avoid-common-mistakes-of.html

Informational Interviews: http://www.addittoyourlist.com/2011/10/art-of-informational-interview.html

Interview Prep Tips: http://www.addittoyourlist.com/2011/11/10-tips-to-prep-before-interview.html

Addressing bad grades in an Interview: http://www.addittoyourlist.com/2011/09/damage-control-how-to-address.html

Picking the right job offer: http://www.addittoyourlist.com/2011/09/more-than-money-whats-really-in-job.html

We have tons of others in our ‘job search’ category but I think those best exemplify this month’s topic. I can’t wait to read posts from other blogs out there!

Courtney
http://www.addittoyourlist.com

Gears and Shifts: “How to Make the Most of a Terrible First Job.”
http://gearsandshifts.com/2011/11/career-hack-3-how-to-make-the-most-of-a-terrible-first-job/

Hey, this sounds like a fun idea. Here’s my stab at the topic. Hope you enjoy …
http://collegedecoded.webnode.com/news/tips-to-landing-your-first-job/

I wrote recently about my first job and how I learned from some mistakes in the process: http://awannabeemployee.blogspot.com/2011/11/do-you-have-tools-you-need-to-do-your.html

Here’s mine: Don’t get suckered: Your first job is no different than any other job in your career

http://edwardantrobus.co.cc/2011/entry-level-dilemma/dont-get-suckered

I am definitely new to blogging. I only have a few posts. My latest post was written based on lessons imparted to me by a mentor at my first professional job in the software industry. This post is titled, Happiness, Work, and Getting “In Flow” http://thevanitypounds.blogspot.com/2011/11/happiness-work-and-getting-in-flow.html

Why a Social Life is Important http://blog.denschool.com/2011/11/why-social-life-is-important.html

Hey I think this is a pretty cool idea. Here is a post on the three things that I saw as instinctual but have transformed into a structure for entry level job seekers. http://the90thatmatters.com/

I know its past the due date. Hopefully someone can learn from my post. Bless.

http://brandnature-kiragu.blogspot.com/2011/12/landing-my-first-job.html

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