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Tuesday, August 9, 2011

ResumeBear Launches Its Much Anticipated Job Board



ResumeBear Blog

Posted: 09 Aug 2011 10:24 AM PDT

This unique job board from ResumeBear will only feature 100% verified job postings in efforts to eliminate wasted time for job seekers.

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Quote startNow with over 250,000 Resumes accumulated from job seekers in the ResumeBear data-base, employers now have a vast selection of candidates to hire from.Quote end
Solana Beach, Ca (PRWEB) August 09, 2011
"We have already had an astounding success. Within the first 72 hours of its release, over 100 companies have already utilized the job board. " Says Founder Bob Warren. The simple and easy applying process is what separates ResumeBear from other Job Boards. Pick the Job Post, choose a Resume, customize the Cover Letter and Send; The Tracking begins.
"Now with over 250,000 Resumes accumulated from job seekers in the ResumeBear data-base, employers now have a vast selection of candidates to hire from” says Bob Warren.
Coming Soon in September from ResumeBear:
Expanding into Canada as ResumeBear finalizes details with Julia Cordray founder of Career Fox Inc
New Veterans Job Search Assistance Program. ResumeBear is 100% committed to Helping our Veteran’s find employment after their service.
A College program that will allow all schools in the country to have a branded page for their students.
New Resume Mobile Apps will be released with the Job Board functionality.
ResumeBear University will host workshops and seminars through-out the country teaching job seekers how to get a new job in these times.
About ResumeBear:
Offering resume development and distribution services to job seekers at all levels, ResumeBear, Inc. is committed to helping its customers advance their careers by empowering their resumes. ResumeBear's real-time tracking, multi-format delivery and easy to follow tools and tutorials provide job seekers with the resources they need to efficiently secure the career of their dreams.
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Wednesday, June 15, 2011

New ResumeBear Movie Launched!



ResumeBear Blog

Posted: 15 Jun 2011 12:59 PM PDT
Today marks the release of the latest informational video from ResumeBear, highlighting the simplicity and effectiveness of its online resume delivery system. This 3 and a half minute long video walks newcomers through the simple steps to creating, editing, sending and tracking of their online resume.
This video (Hi-res version) shows the 1 minute sign-up process, as well as simple steps to upload a resume in Microsoft Word format, one of ResumeBear's newest and most prominent functions. It also covers, in more detail, the resume creation wizard, which allows resumes to be created from scratch by answering simple questions. It concludes with how to track your resume's views, and the benefits of doing so during your job search.
The ResumeBear allows its users to take a more proactive approach to their job search, and enables their resumes to stand out from the normal, everyday resumes that pour into businesses each and every day.
Make sure you watch the video, and if you aren't already a member, sign-up today – It's FREE!
Posted: 15 Jun 2011 07:19 AM PDT
Here's a distinction you probably don't highlight on your Visitor's Bureau brochure: you've just been voted "America's Rudest City" by Travel and Leisure Magazine, according to USA Today's Travel section.
According to the article, there are plenty of people who don't love LA.  It was selected as the rudest city in America, not the Big Apple as we might think.
Not surprisingly, a lot of the "top" rudest cities were also the ones that see a lot of traffic congestion.  Face it, people are not civil in bumper-to-bumper traffic. They get irritable, they get grouchy…they get rude.
I'm sorry to say my own Seattle ranked 16 of the top 20 "rudest" cities ranked.  Shoot, guys…can't we take it a little easier on each other?
On the flip side, Charleston, SC is frequently voted as the most polite city in America.  I don't know how that stands recently, but I'm lobbying for Seattle to work a bit harder on its manners so WE can turn that "impolite" ranking around. What do you think? Can we do it?
What if we all took a little mental chill pill before getting in our cars and consider that cutting someone off on the road really doesn't shave ANY measurable time off our commute?  Or, when we get ready to board a plane, remember that we all leave at the same time?  We can even get proactive and remember to grace someone with a smile when we hold open a door — it may be dreary and rainy outside, but how 'bout we spread a little emotional sunshine?
It wouldn't be hard. It'd just take a little more "outside thinking" as we say in SocialSmarts and consider others' needs, too, not just ours.  If every city on the "Top 20″ list took just a little time and made an effort, I'm sure we could all turn it around.
How's this:  friendly competition for that "Politest City" award. We could arm-wrestle for it! <grin>

About Corinne Gregory

Corinne Gregory
The 'Civil' Warrior & School Crusader
I'm an author, speaker, award-winning educator focused on social skills, character and values development for children, educators, and professionals. As the President and Founder of SocialSmarts, a nationally-recognized, schools-based program for building positive social skills,  I'm very passionate about improving the education system for every child, every teacher, every family.  While it may seem like a big job — changing our education system — it's a necessary one, and one we can do, if we work together and insist on it.
My experience and message about the power of social skills and positive character have been featured on such leading media as The Today Show, CNN, Good Morning America, Time Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, The Washington Post and many more.
For more on SocialSmarts and how we are transforming education, click here.
To book me as a speaker for your students, education staff or business, email triciam@socialsmarts.com for info and schedule. You can also learn more about my presentations, view testimonials and videos at www.corinnegregory.com
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Sunday, May 29, 2011

Happy Memorial Day Weekend From the ResumeBear Team


ResumeBear Blog

Posted: 28 May 2011 10:48 AM PDT
Be Safe, Stay Happy, and Enjoy Your Selves, We will be adding some Fantastic Features to our product line in the coming weeks to Help You land that Career You have been Seeking.
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