Part 1 of 2. Key information (process, resources) on how to conduct surveys from Katy Dickinson, a “Sun Sigma Black Belt” (whatever that is!). Oh - it’s related to Dr. Deming: “I was also in one of the last classes that
Dr. Deming taught on statistical management methods, in 1993.”
Just discovered One Day, One Job (and its sister site, One Day, One Internship) via Facebook (thanks, Alison!). Every day, the site features one firm on its home page (see the archive). Their 60-second promo (elevator speech!):
One Day, One Job is the insider’s guide to unique and exciting entry-level job and career opportunities for recent college graduates. Immerse yourself in our employer profiles and discover how you can become a smarter job searcher.
Check it out!
We were talking about the importance of the “little orange icon” in class last night, so I decided to play around with the “text boxes” in the WordPress widget barn. Feed Icons is a great place to download the RSS icon, and they provide code snippets as well. Enjoy!
I stumbled upon (not with the software) this CV (I would not have my cellphone number public like this) and thus was introduced to Visual CV (warning: big annoying Flash promo). From their about pages:
The VisualCV makes a traditional resume come alive with video, pictures and a portfolio of your best work samples and other supporting documents. Informational pop-ups provide background data on the companies you’ve worked at and the colleges you’ve attended. You can securely share different versions with your own network of employers, colleagues and friends, and control who sees what.
You can create a similar resume/portfolio with WordPress, but you need CSS fluency (your own or someone else’s) to tweak WordPress templates. The permissions part, that’s harder with WordPress — either the portfolio (or certain pages) is public or it isn’t.
I’m surprised a site like LinkedIn hasn’t already offered the eye candy that’s in this site (multi-media, work samples, etc.).
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