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Valuable Resources to Survive NATO

Valuable Resources to Survive NATO
As  NATO  draws near, local businesses, residents and the governmental agencies are preparing for the worst. After the havoc it caused in Seattle, Chicagoans are worried about unruly behavior and massive demonstrations. The federal government is taking this event seriously and has been casing out neighborhoods in the city’s Gold Coast for the last two... Read more »
By Terri Lee Ryan,
May 15, 2012 at 4:34 pm
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Allegations of Sexual Abuse Cover-up of Autistic Child at Ogden School

Allegations of Sexual Abuse Cover-up of Autistic Child at Ogden School
Yesterday, a Complaint was filed against the Chicago Board of Education and an Ogden special education teacher that alleges wrongful sexual misconduct with an autistic 6 year old. According to the art teacher who witnessed the incident, there was “a lot of physical contact” that she described as “inappropriate and disgusting” and that the whole... Read more »
By Terri Lee Ryan,
May 4, 2012 at 9:44 am
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Tips for Employment. Is It Time for an Image Re-haul?

Tips for Employment. Is It Time for an Image Re-haul?
Even though right now it doesn’t feel like spring here in Chicago, it is almost May, the tulips have bloomed and we are close to summer. This is the time of year to do some spring cleaning, which means tossing out the old and changing-up your image. The bottom-line is, no matter how talented or... Read more »
By Terri Lee Ryan,
April 29, 2012 at 5:13 pm
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Stop the Solicitation E-Mails. Please!

Stop the Solicitation E-Mails. Please!
Over the past year, I have been receiving an increased amount of e-mails from people I do not know and companies I do not care about! It seems that marketing experts have been teaching others how to mass market via social media optimization, causing me a huge headache! What a time-waster and an invasion of... Read more »
By Terri Lee Ryan,
April 19, 2012 at 8:24 pm
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The Facts on Social Media Recruiting

The Facts on Social Media Recruiting
  Social media sites lead the way in finding jobs. Social media and referrals top all other categories for Increased Investment. Almost 2/3 of employers have now made successful hires through social networks, and a majority of companies plan to invest more in social recruiting in the coming year. Here are some facts presented by... Read more »
By Terri Lee Ryan,
February 16, 2012 at 4:24 pm
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Tips for Dealing With Holiday Depression

Tips for Dealing With Holiday Depression
The holidays are in full swing.  For many of us, this time of year is particularly stressful, Feeling overwhelmed and dealing with issues that are often out of your control often leads to depression.  It is a time that many are forced to handle underlining family issues, financial problems and lack of job opportunities, as... Read more »
By Terri Lee Ryan,
December 19, 2011 at 5:49 pm
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Finding the Hidden Job Market: Networking is Key

Finding the Hidden Job Market: Networking is Key
In a job market with more qualified candidates than openings, you need to be smart in your job search.  Networking is key to finding a job.  There are many ways to network besides going to networking events that are often filled with unemployed or underemployed job seekers all looking for job leads. As part of... Read more »
By Terri Lee Ryan,
December 13, 2011 at 9:54 am
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(5) Tips for Job Hunters During the Holidays

(5) Tips for Job Hunters During the Holidays
The month of December is one of the best times to speak with potential employers.  It is certainly the best time to network at holiday parties and reach out to hiring managers.  This is especially true during the days leading up to Christmas. It is assumed that executives are busy this time of year when... Read more »
By Terri Lee Ryan,
December 8, 2011 at 12:16 pm
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Small Businesses Start Hiring: Unemployment at 8.6%

Small Businesses Start Hiring: Unemployment at 8.6%
In what surprised economists, the unemployment rate for November went down to 8.6% from a stubborn 9%.  This is the lowest unemployment rate since March, 2009 and two months after President Obama took office.  The unemployment figure has been hovering around 9% for 2.5 years. The start-ups and small business that were skittish about hiring... Read more »
By Terri Lee Ryan,
December 2, 2011 at 12:19 pm
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Does Your Résumé Tell Your Story?

Does Your Résumé Tell Your Story?
Having a résumé that clearly shows your experience, skills and the value you bring to a company is the most important tool you will need to find a job. Yet, few job seekers spend the time necessary to create a résumé that truly tells their story. Your résumé is your ticket to get through the... Read more »
By Terri Lee Ryan,
November 23, 2011 at 5:49 pm
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