Personal productivity is important, whether looking for a job, or in a job, or in one's own personal life. "Getting Things Done" is a personal productivity system that can be applied to all areas of life, and it will help any task, including job hunting, to be done more effectively and successfully.
Download the free first issue of Productive! Magazine, with an interview with David Allen, the author of "Getting Things Done: How to Achieve Stress-Free Productivity." Learn about the personal productivity system Getting Things Done (GTD), which has become very popular on the internet.
Lifehacker article:
http://lifehacker.com/5097
Productive! Magazine free download:
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Tuesday, 25 November 2008
Free: Download the Free Inaugural Issue of Productive! Magazine
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Friday, 17 October 2008
Isabont becomes Virtual Job Coach
Job search organiser website Isabont has now become Virtual Job Coach.
Isabont, now Virtual Job Coach, provides tools for managing a job search. It has some similarities with Jason Alba's JibberJobber site.
The name 'Isabont' meant 'Is a Bridge', bont being Welsh for 'bridge'. This referred to the idea that the site was a bridge to the next job, providing all sorts of helps with CV/resume writing, job search tracking and contact management.
Barry Simpson, the site owner, has wisely decided to change its name to something more understandable and memorable to job seekers.
Virtual Job Coach offers:
- CV/Resume and Cover Letter Wizards
- Calendar and To-do list
- Mobile phone and E-mail Reminders
- Networking
- Organisation
- Application Tracking
- Contact Manager
- Company Information
- Job Listings: leads from the top sites sent to you.
Posted by Ambrose Burgin at 21:35 1 comments
Labels: application tracking, calendar, contact manager, cv, Isabont, Job Applications, jobsearch, reminders, resume, social networking, to-do list, Virtual Job Coach, web applications, webapps
Saturday, 4 October 2008
Resurrect Your Online Application Forms with Lazarus!
How frustrating it is to enter a lot of information on a web form, only to lose it inadvertently when you click through to another page. When you attempt to go back to the page you were working on, all your precious data and hard work is gone, and you have to start again.
This is even worse if you were working on an online job application and find that all the information you were carefully typing suddenly disappears through some mishap, before you have been able to complete and send the application. The nature of a job application is that you want to spend time on it, and go back to it later if necessary to continue working on it.
Now you can recover the information you were typing in online forms using the new Firefox extension, Lazarus. This saves your data as you type, so when you return to the page, all you have to do is point somewhere in the form and right click, then select Recover Form from the context menu. This will fill out the form with all the information you were typing before you were interrupted.
This has got to be a top tool and a most welcome help for job hunters!
Lazarus Firefox Extension: http://lazarus.interclue.com/
P.S. You can read about how Lazarus came back from the dead, in the Bible, John chapter 11, here!
Posted by Ambrose Burgin at 12:05 0 comments
Labels: data, Data Recovery, forms, information, Job Applications, job hunting, jobsearch, Lazarus, Online Application Forms, recovery, restore, Resurrection, software, tools, typing
Tuesday, 9 September 2008
JobTabs - Discounted 61% for 24 hours
JobTabs Search & Resume is on sale on Tuesday, September 9th for one day only.
JobTabs is selling for only $19.95. This is a 61% discount off of the retail price of $49.95, a saving of $30. At current exchange rates and including VAT this is about £13.36 instead of £30.04.
What is JobTabs?
JobTabs is a software program for organizing your job search. There are tabs for organizing Recruiters, Employers, your Network, Resumes (CVs), Resources, Reports and Jobs. JobTabs can organize a great variety of information, including every resume (CV) and every cover letter that you send for every job application, so you can easily find, reuse and refine your previous job applications. The latest version is portable: it can be run from a USB flash drive, so you can easily carry the information around and use it on other computers.
I have JobTabs already, and I can highly recommend it.
Follow this link for the one-day offer:
http://daily-deals.iconico.com/software/jobtabs-job-search-resume/
Here is the link to the JobTabs website: http://www.jobtabs.com/