I'm Louise Fletcher. As President of Blue Sky Resumes my mission is to help people take charge of their job search, build confidence and advance their careers.
When I'm procrastinating on a tough project, I start surfing the web. Usually I waste too much time on sites that I can't even remember. But today I came across Not Hired.
I'm still laughing. Check it out - but wait until you have a few minutes spare because once you start clicking, you won't be able to stop.
Heather Mundell points to a great tool for creating your fantasy resignation letter.
The Resignator allows you to choose the type of letter you want to write depending on your mood (choices include abusive, passive-aggressive, bitter or whiney). Heather posted this under her 'just for fun'category, but I think it can also be a nice way of letting off steam. (Just as long as you don't actually send the letter!)
It's a cold Saturday and we're bracing for a huge storm, so I started surfing the blogosphere and came across this wonderful example of karma.
I wonder if this manager will rethink his approach when he finds a new batch of employees. Oh, and if you recognized your boss, what are you waiting for?
I'm not recommending walking out and putting up a sign, but it's definitely time to polish up that resume.
Johanna at Hiring Technical People, points to a great job search segment on Jon Stewart's Daily Show.
I'm a little late with this as the clip aired two weeks ago, but I didn't know the Daily Show put videos online until I saw Johanna's piece. This is definitely worth a look.
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