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From Marc Cenedella
May 21, 2012
Marc Cenedella

Last week I shared with you fifty examples of jobs accepted in the past month by members of TheLadders. This week, I'd like to highlight fifty of our friends that are hiring… right now!

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HR Management

When a Layoff Recharges a Network
March 19, 2010
By Patty Orsini

Loyal to her company, Jane Helfen figured she’d have the option to move on when she was ready, but an unexpected layoff stirred her to a networking frenzy. It worked.

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Passive Job Seeker Becomes Active Applicant
January 5, 2010
By Patty Orsini
Jason Rhodes began looking at job postings to explore his options, but when the right job found him, it didn’t take long to get a new job.
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HR Managers: Don't Operate on Your Own Resume
July 17, 2009
By Darryl K. Taft
Amy Hall, a human resources manager in Maryland, sought a professional to rewrite her resume and learned she had buried her promotions in her job descriptions.
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Post-Merger, HR VP’s Network Pays Off
June 23, 2009
By Patty Orsini
Rick Joers knew his HR role at JP Morgan might disappear when he finished helping the company acquire Bear Stearns. When the ax fell, Joers had to find new networks in a shrinking industry.
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HR Generalist Gets Specific on Resume
May 29, 2009
By Don Sears
Former HR VP Kathleen Roesing had trouble standing out. With the help of a certified professional resume writer, she added detail to her hr generalist resume.
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Hired! A Coach's Track Record Shows Financial Value
December 19, 2008
By Karl Rozemeyer
This learning and development manager demonstrated her fiscal worth to land a job in an increasingly competitive job market. In this environment, Frawley recommended that anyone working in the pharmaceutical field – especially in training – should strive to show their worth in dollars and cents.
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