Before Tuesday night’s American Idol premiere, I knew precisely 3 things about Victoria Beckham (aka Posh Spice):
1) She used to be the in Spice Girls.
2) She’s married to David Beckham.
3) She’s a clueless and cold-hearted clothes hanger with no personality.
I have no idea where I got that last one from because I have never paid [...]
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What Posh Spice Knows About Starting a New Gig
How to Resign With Class
If you’ve been following the entertainment news over the last few days, you’ll know that NBC plans to deal with the failure of Jay Leno’s new show by giving him his old time slot back and pushing Conan O’ Brien’s Tonight Show back to after midnight.
Not surprisingly, Conan isn’t happy with this. He’s been waiting [...]
Why I’m Sharing
We’ve been working on a new site design for blueskyresumes.com for a while. We started by clarifying our brand, we then went on to site strategy – thinking through everything we want the site to do for us and for our visitors – and now we’re in the design phase, where that stuff is [...]
Do You Have to be a Self-Serving Pig?
At Six Pixels of Separation, Mitch Joel’s latest post is You Self Serving Pig. Read the whole thing because it’s great, but here’s a snippet:
If there’s one cultural point of interest that is quickly emerging from the online social channels and platforms, it is that you can’t “win friends and influence people” if you all [...]
Clean Up Your Online Footprint
In a recent post, Career Rocketeer discussed the importance of building a positive online footprint.
Your online footprint is the digital imprint of your life. It’s the things you created deliberately, with readers in mind, like your LinkedIn profile or VisualCV. But it’s also the comments you made two years ago on a political blog. It’s [...]
Career Lessons from Kris Allen
Regular readers know that American Idol is my guilty pleasure and last night, the show provided a rare surprise – despite the fact that producers and judges had been hyping a finale between Danny Gokey and Adam Lambert all season, a dark horse contestant sneaked in under the wire, beat one of the two the [...]
Why Susan Boyle Makes Us Cry
I’ve seen some great pieces on the Susan Boyle phenomenon and all make sense. (If you don’t know who Susan Boyle is, go here first). This one by Letti Cottin Pogrebin suggests that Susan makes middle-aged women cry because she represents a triumph over ageism.
I wonder about this – like many people, I’ve watched the [...]
The Best Investment Advice You’ll Get All Year
Like most people, I’ve seen my 401(k) drop in value, the few stocks I own have taken a beating, and the value of my house has surely fallen, although I haven’t asked since I don’t plan on moving any time soon. None of these investments turn out to be worth what I thought they were [...]
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