Every now and then Seinfeld’s George Costanza has a piece of golden advice for us all.
My resume is basically a list of things I hate to do.
How’s this for irony? You are now unemployed, because your company, which specializes in finding employment for people, is letting you go because the job market is terrible.
Most sports fanatics rarely incorporate anything more than their football fantasy team discussions to their workplace. Rightfully so?
In addition to the community we’ve built here on The Collared Sheep, there’s a fun group of folks on Twitter who make the work day easier by broadcasting live from their cubicles and offices. We use the Twitter hashtag #newsfromthecube (or #nftc when we’re pushing 140 characters). And because we know you’re pulled into meetings [...]
In this week’s episode of “Undercover Boss”, Rick Tigner, President of Kendall-Jackson Wine Estates, goes undercover to gain a better understanding of how his wine company works as a whole.
Appropriate for a Friday, no?
A prime example of a work communication FAIL. Well, to be fair, it’s more of an intelligence fail, with a side of no communication. But who’s the dumb one here – the workers? Or the guy who hired them?
Can Facebook really get you a job? According to MBAonline.com, the answer is clearly yes. In fact, it’s more likely to get a job through Facebook than LinkedIn. However, it appears that older people seeking higher tier jobs tend to prefer LinkedIn. More details below. [Source: MBA Online]
In this week’s episode of “Undercover Boss”, Dina Dwyer-Owens, CEO of The Dwyer Groupl, goes undercover as “Faith Brown” trying out some of the positions at various franchises in the company.
Those of you geek-ier sheep may have a pretty good understanding of cloud computing for business, but for those whose don’t, the good people at CSC were kind enough to put together this piece below.
In this week’s episode of “Undercover Boss”, Stephen J. Cloobeck, CEO of Diamond Resorts International, goes undercover to gain perspective.
A picture is worth a thousand words, especially on a Monday morning.
