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Use Keywords to Optimize Your Resume
You know you're perfect for the job, but for some reason your resume failed to elicit a response from the HR department. Maybe that's because it has a keyword deficiency. In other words, it's not sprinkled with the words hiring managers look for when scanning mountains of resumes. Web Worker...
Tags: Marketing research, Recruitment & Selection, Sales force management, Rick Broida, marketing, Web Worker Daily
Blog posts 2007-10-30
Cut Your Ink/Toner Bills
Spending a small fortune on inkjet ink and/or laser-printer toner cartridges? Web Worker Daily offers a simple but effective tip on cutting consumable costs:By setting your printers to print standard documents in Draft mode, and then switching to better output quality only when you need to, you can save a...
Tags: Printers, Rick Broida, Web Worker Daily
Blog posts 2007-08-21
Tune Up Your PC with Free Utilities
As a general rule, I don't like those massive utility-software suites that promise to solve all your PC's problems and keep it running smoothly; very often it seems like they have the opposite effect. But I do like "little" programs that perform hit-and-run fixes, cleanups, etc. Web Worker Daily lists a...
Tags: Microsoft Windows, Desktops, Spyware, Spyware, adware & malware, Rick Broida, PC, Web Worker Daily
Blog posts 2007-08-28
Protect Yourself at Public Wi-Fi Hotspots
Most of us spend at least some time working on the road, which often means connecting to public Wi-Fi hotspots. The good news: They're free. The bad news: They're usually unsecured, meaning you could be vulnerable to hackers. Web Worker Daily has the scoop on free Virtual Private Network VPN...
Tags: Wireless LANs, Microsoft Windows, Wi-Fi, WIRELESS, VPNs, Rick Broida, HotSpot, Web Worker Daily, OpenVPN, Wi-Fi hotspot
Blog posts 2007-08-20
How to Deal with Information Overload
Too much work. Too much information. Too much everything! Web Worker Daily feels your pain and tries to ease it with 21 tips for overcoming information overload. Here's a sampling: Disconnect once a day. In your time map, have a certain period where you're disconnected. It'll take some getting used to, but after...
Tags: Rick Broida, Morning-time, Web Worker Daily
Blog posts 2007-08-09
Get More Done by Communicating Less
Drowning in e-mail, instant messages, RSS feeds, and other electronic communications? Web Worker Daily has a suggestion: limit yourself to once-a-day interaction with all these interruptive forces, thus freeing yourself to do actual work for the rest of the day.Author Leo Babauta offers eight rules for turning this crazy idea...
Tags: RSS, Instant messaging, E-mail, Rick Broida, Web Worker Daily
Blog posts 2007-07-18
Manage Your Contacts Online
Looking for an online contact manager? Start with Big Contacts, which I wrote about a while back. True to its name, it's an impressively "big" service. Web Worker Daily has the scoop on five others, including Highrise, Plaxo, and still-in-development Oprius:This webapp actually aims to be an all-in-one personal organizer...
Tags: Rick Broida, Web Worker Daily
Blog posts 2007-07-13
Why Use LinkedIn?
I used to think that LinkedIn requests were obnoxious. I felt like I was being roped into a social network that, unlike Friendster, has been scrubbed free of interestingness and instead has a glossy PR sheen. But as a business professional, it's become unavoidable; not having a LinkedIn profile is...
Tags: Social networking, Web Worker Daily, David Goldenberg, LinkedIn, LinkedIn Profile
Blog posts 2007-06-20

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The number: 11% -- Internet interview
Employers and others who may influence a decision to hire someone have begun to turn to the Web as part of the reference-checking process, with one-in-10 (11%) having gathered information through a Web search. However, the potential for candidate research goes both ways; prospective employees can also find out more...
Articles 2008-05-13
Schools contractor plans to grow, but some employees complain of erratic pay
WE OVERCOME, an Overbrook-based organization with more than $700,000 in contracts with Philadelphia schools and ambitious expansion plans, has not paid some of its school-support workers for weeks at a time. Five employees of We Overcome say that they have been paid only three times in the last six months....
Articles 2008-04-16
Giant, Safeway's Baltimore/D.C. workers to vote Tuesday on new
With the threat of a strike looming, the United Food and Commercial Workers union has reached a tentative contract agreement with Giant Food and Safeway, the region's largest supermarket chains, to be voted on Tuesday at meetings in Washington, Baltimore and the Eastern Shore. The announcement of...
Articles 2008-04-01
Commentary: Bob's favorite 401(k) Web sites, part two
Welcome to the second part of my review of the top 401k Web sites. (Part one was published in the Jan. 28 edition of The Daily Record.) Hopefully, you had an opportunity to access some of the sites listed in part one, and will find the...
Articles 2008-02-04
Be In The Know About The New World Of Work Enabled By Next Generation Web Technologies.
M2 PRESSWIRE-23 January 2008-Research and Markets: Be In The Know About The New World Of Work Enabled By Next Generation Web TechnologiesC1994-2008 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:23012008 Dublin - Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c80393) has announced the addition of "Connect!:...
Articles 2008-01-23
Be in the Know about the New World of Work Enabled by Next Generation Web Technologies
DUBLIN, Ireland -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c80391) has announced the addition of "Connect!: Web Worker Daily's Guide to a New Way of Working" to their offering. Connect! serves as both manifesto and practical guide for the working world as revolutionized by the web. Inside, Web Worker Daily Editor...
Articles 2008-01-23
The Rise of the Web Commuter: Citrix Survey Reveals 23% of Americans Are 'Working from Anywhere' — 62% Wish They Could
"Web Commuters" Can Take Their Office with Them Wherever They Go SANTA BARBARA, Calif. -- For a growing number of American workers, the traditional office is becoming more of a touchpad than a daily destination, says a new study, "Web Commuting & the American Workforce," unveiled by Citrix...
Articles 2007-11-27
Seventy Percent of Mobile Workers Prefer Smartphones to Laptops for Reliable Web Connectivity
Research Cites Unreliable Internet Access and Missed Email Messages as Reasons They Forego Computers for Mobile Devices DALLAS -- Mobile professionals often find themselves in locations where wireless Internet for laptops is not available. Seventy percent of respondents to a survey1 trust cellular devices over personal computers for...
Articles 2007-10-09
Larger, Faster Disks Still Suffer the Fragmentation Disease
As can be seen in an article in WebWorker Daily( http://webworkerdaily.com/2007/08/28/angling-for-terabytes-unprecedented-deals-on-storage/ ), unprecedented deals can now be had on terabyte hard drives, making them more available than ever. Such drives have been made necessary by the growing number of files being created by today's applications, as well as the larger...
Articles 2007-09-27
Daily Market Alert for Health Net Inc.
M2 PRESSWIRE-14 June 2007-bellwetherreport.com: Daily Market Alert for Health Net Inc.C1994-2007 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:14062007 Health Net is not another Web site trying to give you health advice, it's a web of health services. The company provides managed health care and...
Articles 2007-06-14
Arby's® Helps Office Workers Take a Real Lunch Break
Announces Sole Sponsorship of NBC Universal's New Endeavor thelunchbreakshow.com ATLANTA -- According to a recent survey by Kelton Research, nearly 60 percent of office workers in the U.S. spend their lunch breaks at their desks looking for distractions. Arby's Restaurant Group, Inc. and NBC Universal have...
Articles 2007-05-31
Moore asks feds to end probe of film trip to Cuba
Filmmaker Michael Moore has asked the Bush administration to call off an investigation of his trip to Cuba to get treatment for ailing Sept. 11 rescue workers for a segment in his upcoming health-care expose, "Sicko." Moore, who made the hit documentary "Fahrenheit 9/11" assailing President Bush's...
Articles 2007-05-12
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