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Name: Jamie
Nickname: Jamie
Member since: 2008-04-15 19:34:08
URL: http://newlycorporate.com
About me: I have a passion for the application of social media in the workplace, reading and public relations. I currently work for a non-profit business organization in Columbus doing marketing and communications. Prior to this opportunity, I worked in Digital Marketing and Public Relations for a Fortune 1000 corporation. You can follow me on twitter at @jamietimm.
Name: Jamie
Nickname: Jamie
Member since: 2008-04-15 19:34:08
URL: http://newlycorporate.com
About me: I have a passion for the application of social media in the workplace, reading and public relations. I currently work for a non-profit business organization in Columbus doing marketing and communications. Prior to this opportunity, I worked in Digital Marketing and Public Relations for a Fortune 1000 corporation. You can follow me on twitter at @jamietimm.
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Beyond the 9-5
August 29th, 2008 at 3:41 pmPaul,
I totally agree with doing what’s right for your life. My post was geared toward doing what you have to do to reach your potential. For some it might not be applicable to their career and that’s a choice each of us make. It’s not about being famous or being rich, its about self actualization.
Your Brand - Is your presence online hurting or helping you?
August 1st, 2008 at 5:19 pmDavid – I agree, it’s not all about social networking. Those other sites mentioned are however online and if it makes sense for your brand to be there, that’s online reputation and marketing too.
Your Brand - Is your presence online hurting or helping you?
August 1st, 2008 at 5:18 pmAll – I appreciate your thoughts and opinions on this topics. Maybe I wasn’t clear enough in my post. My intent in this post was to show that the internet is a viable way to market yourself to employers and make sure that your online reputation is strong in case you ever need it. The internet plays a role in the hiring (and firing) of employees and I think it is something for everyone, regardless of profession, to take into consideration. The level of value, as Dan says in the comments above, in proactive marketing of your brand online most likely depends on your profession.