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- How CIOs Are Driving IT Infrastructure Innovation
- Should You Outsource Your Online Presence?
- Altera cutting 3% of workforce
- 7 Secrets of a Killer Resume
- Using 'I' Statements and First Person On Your Resume
| How CIOs Are Driving IT Infrastructure Innovation Posted: Washington Mutual's failure last September marked a precipitous moment of this recession. But for JPMorgan Chase, it was an opportunity. And for Guy Chiarello, JPMorgan Chase's CIO, it was the right time to invest in the company's IT infrastructure, including millions of dollars in new mainframe computers. By acquiring a big chunk of WaMu's business for $1.9 billion, including its prized West ...  |
| Should You Outsource Your Online Presence? Posted: Small and midsize businesses can save time and money by leaving social media marketing to the pros. Between blogging, tweeting, Facebooking and updating a LinkedIn profile, it's a wonder how a business owner has any time to answer e-mails and phone calls, much less run a company. But the time invested in social networking is well spent in this age where maintaining a social media presence can ... |
| Altera cutting 3% of workforce Posted: SAN FRANCISCO — Programmable logic vendor Altera Corp. plans to layoff 87 workers, reducing its total workforce by a little more than 3 percent, the company said Tuesday (Aug. 4) in a regulatory filing. Altera (San Jose, Calif.) said in a document filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that the layoff is part of a plan to restructure operations in an attempt to lower its ... |
| Posted: 7 Secrets of a Killer Resume from a Hiring Manager As a Hiring Manager I review thousands of resumes a month. Here are just a few of the items I immediately look for in a resume. These secrets will get your resume to the top of the stack every time. 1.Keywords, Keywords, Keywords. Just like location, location, location in real estate. Keywords are the base for any great resume and they are ... |
| Using 'I' Statements and First Person On Your Resume Posted: Never use 'I' statements or any first person references in your resume. Resume writing is a whole other form of writing. There are separate rules, standards, grammar and spelling expectations. This is the first in a series of 10 resume writing tips. Never use the word 'I' in a resume. Especially in your objective or career summary. We'll talk about why you shouldn't have an objective in ... |
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