Coolest Job, Maybe?, The Best Interview Questions, Fanboy Posters

Friday, June 1, 2012 Coolest Job, Maybe? Over the past several months there's been a surge in "Call Me Maybe" spinoffs including everything from business cards to YouTube covers and hilarious parodies. But now a small public relations firm in Hoboken, N.J., is using Carly Rae Jepsen's hit song in a bid to recruit candidates for two open positions, Mashable reports. ASK ME ANYTHING Fans Outsmart Hollywood With Their Own Movie Posters Small Businesses Remain Optimistic But Aren't Hiring IPO Market Feels Chill After Facebook Plunge From Trash Comes Treasure BLOG POSTS Megan Berry: 5 Tips for Turning a New Signup Into a Power User In the first experience, your users decide how much of their time or money they will invest in your company. Will they become a lifelong devoted fan, sharing your company with all their friends or will they drop off after the first signup? Evanne Schmarder: Political Fodder? Act Accordingly Unless you are running a politically based operation, you and your digital marketing team would be wise to limit your social media comments to relevant business/industry topics. Andrea Sittig-Rolf: Get Paid What You're Worth In a rough economy, how do you decide how and what to be paid? Should you charge an hourly rate or by the specifics outlined for each project? What about charging a fee based on the value you bring to your clients? Karen Leland: New Study Shows We Are Overworked and Overwhelmed Just in case your overflowing email inbox and chaotic to-do list weren't proof enough, according to a national study released earlier this month, one in three American employees are chronically overworked. Brendan DeMelle: What Chesapeake Energy's Financial Scandals Mean for the Rest of Us Given radioactive wastewater, earthquakes, and flammable tap water, one might think that drilling and fracking could not possibly have any more dirty secrets. But here's the biggest secret of all: it's expensive.

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