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The Seeker Part Four: Time Traveler

“So tell me, where do you want to be in five years?” Nathan stared at the interviewer and wondered whether she was a serious. Five years? That’s a measure of time in geology, not corporate life. Nathan thought about presidential elections—if there was no expectation that the leader of the ...more +

9 years ago

Local SEO Tips for Metro Area Businesses

Search engines have grown increasingly sophisticated, refining their signals to reduce noise, fight spam, incorporate user experience, and utilize elements of machine learning. Still, there are instances where a generally useful signal may not play nice with certain queries, and lead to less than perfect results (both for users and ...more +

9 years ago

Internships Lay the Foundation for a Successful Career

As soon as you join the workforce, a reality sets in: smarts and talent play second fiddle to experience, and who you know. At least in the eyes of hiring managers. Remember: their careers are on the line too! A bad hire means lost productivity, disrupting company culture, and less ...more +

9 years ago

A Beginner’s Guide to Getting Cozy with Industry Organizations

When I moved from Pennsylvania to Austin back in March, I was a total fish out of water. I knew very few people in the city, and didn’t have so much as an interview lined up. I learned pretty quickly that getting involved with local organizations for creative professionals would be ...more +

9 years ago

HR 2.0: Expanding Benefits and Building a Culture of Trust

A lot happened in 2015. I’m sure you’re drowning in year-end recaps. But here’s one development that might positively impact your day-to-day: some American companies bent over backwards to expand benefits for employees and better attract talent. No one netted more good press than Netflix, which started offering employees unlimited ...more +

9 years ago

Helpful Notes from Nick, Vol. 1: Snoops & Secrets

I started this column so that you’d tell me all of your secrets. Over the years, I’ve found that people open up to me quite easily. Even though that sounds like a villain’s origin story, I’ve always used my powers for good. I empathize well, which is a veritable super ...more +

9 years ago

Writing Funny Copy: Do’s and Don’ts

Everyone’s trying to write funny these days. Funny web copy. Funny Instagram captions. Funny out-of-office messages. I’ve been a comedy writer for years, and used to fear that my humorous stylings on Twitter could be an impediment to being hired. But lately, my experience in comedy has morphed into a serious ...more +

9 years ago

7 Fresh and Innovative Uses for Tablets

Once upon a time, tablets were considered a life-changing slice of digital heaven, providing both a portable work station and an accessible way to consume media on the go. Yet thanks to a lack of creativity and innovation in recent years, we’re now slowly skidding on the ice of tablapathy. We bring our ...more +

9 years ago

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