Job Journal Revisited Included in Free Level

Job Journal Revisited â€" Included in Free Level JibberJobber is a Career Management Tool.   One feature that really breaks it out of the short-term job search tool and makes it more valuable in your long-term career management is the Job Journal. Don from Pittsburgh suggested that we give free users the ability to add Job Journal entries without upgrading.   After chatting about it with my team we agreed, as this is such a significant part of managing your career. The Job Journal allows you to record your past accomplishments: Were you Employee of the Month? Did you save the company $50,000, or earn the company a $3M contract? Did you do something that really helps others understand your character, skills, integrity, and what you bring to the table? Let me suggest that when you most need this information (like when you are creating your resume, or when you are in an interview) is the time you are least likely to recall it. I wrote Depression Clouds Everything, the most commented post on this blog, with this in mind. You know you are awesome, and you have a terrific history of bringing value to your employer but when you start your job search (or as it drags on) its easy to forget your accomplishments and these accomplishments are part of your story.   These accomplishments are what you can use to help an interviewer understand just how valuable you are. When I was putting together my own interview question responses, and my resume, I easily overlooked more than 50% of my accomplishments they were long-forgotten. This is where the Job Journal comes in login to your JibberJobber account, mouse over Tools (in the main menu) and click on Job Journal.   You can enter 25 accomplishments in the free level sure its not unlimited but its a great place to start.   Id be quite impressed if you could list 25 accomplishments right now As you put your accomplishments in the Job Journal, flesh out the story you should be able to state the Problem, your Actions, and the Results (PAR). Career Management is a long-term thing, for sure.   Please do not lose track of your professional accomplishments you wont remember all of them when you really need them and thats where JibberJobber and the Job Journal help. Past posts about the Job Journal are here: The Job Journal Sept 2007 Liz Handlin writes Keep a Job Diary Jan 2007 Not Just A Job Search Tracker â€" Why Professionals Need JibberJobber Oct 2008 Job Journal Revisited â€" Included in Free Level JibberJobber is a Career Management Tool.   One feature that really breaks it out of the short-term job search tool and makes it more valuable in your long-term career management is the Job Journal. Don from Pittsburgh suggested that we give free users the ability to add Job Journal entries without upgrading.   After chatting about it with my team we agreed, as this is such a significant part of managing your career. The Job Journal allows you to record your past accomplishments: Were you Employee of the Month? Did you save the company $50,000, or earn the company a $3M contract? Did you do something that really helps others understand your character, skills, integrity, and what you bring to the table? Let me suggest that when you most need this information (like when you are creating your resume, or when you are in an interview) is the time you are least likely to recall it. I wrote Depression Clouds Everything, the most commented post on this blog, with this in mind. You know you are awesome, and you have a terrific history of bringing value to your employer but when you start your job search (or as it drags on) its easy to forget your accomplishments and these accomplishments are part of your story.   These accomplishments are what you can use to help an interviewer understand just how valuable you are. When I was putting together my own interview question responses, and my resume, I easily overlooked more than 50% of my accomplishments they were long-forgotten. This is where the Job Journal comes in login to your JibberJobber account, mouse over Tools (in the main menu) and click on Job Journal.   You can enter 25 accomplishments in the free level sure its not unlimited but its a great place to start.   Id be quite impressed if you could list 25 accomplishments right now As you put your accomplishments in the Job Journal, flesh out the story you should be able to state the Problem, your Actions, and the Results (PAR). Career Management is a long-term thing, for sure.   Please do not lose track of your professional accomplishments you wont remember all of them when you really need them and thats where JibberJobber and the Job Journal help. Past posts about the Job Journal are here: The Job Journal Sept 2007 Liz Handlin writes Keep a Job Diary Jan 2007 Not Just A Job Search Tracker â€" Why Professionals Need JibberJobber Oct 2008 Job Journal Revisited â€" Included in Free Level JibberJobber is a Career Management Tool.   One feature that really breaks it out of the short-term job search tool and makes it more valuable in your long-term career management is the Job Journal. Don from Pittsburgh suggested that we give free users the ability to add Job Journal entries without upgrading.   After chatting about it with my team we agreed, as this is such a significant part of managing your career. The Job Journal allows you to record your past accomplishments: Were you Employee of the Month? Did you save the company $50,000, or earn the company a $3M contract? Did you do something that really helps others understand your character, skills, integrity, and what you bring to the table? Let me suggest that when you most need this information (like when you are creating your resume, or when you are in an interview) is the time you are least likely to recall it. I wrote Depression Clouds Everything, the most commented post on this blog, with this in mind. You know you are awesome, and you have a terrific history of bringing value to your employer but when you start your job search (or as it drags on) its easy to forget your accomplishments and these accomplishments are part of your story.   These accomplishments are what you can use to help an interviewer understand just how valuable you are. When I was putting together my own interview question responses, and my resume, I easily overlooked more than 50% of my accomplishments they were long-forgotten. This is where the Job Journal comes in login to your JibberJobber account, mouse over Tools (in the main menu) and click on Job Journal.   You can enter 25 accomplishments in the free level sure its not unlimited but its a great place to start.   Id be quite impressed if you could list 25 accomplishments right now As you put your accomplishments in the Job Journal, flesh out the story you should be able to state the Problem, your Actions, and the Results (PAR). Career Management is a long-term thing, for sure.   Please do not lose track of your professional accomplishments you wont remember all of them when you really need them and thats where JibberJobber and the Job Journal help. Past posts about the Job Journal are here: The Job Journal Sept 2007 Liz Handlin writes Keep a Job Diary Jan 2007 Not Just A Job Search Tracker â€" Why Professionals Need JibberJobber Oct 2008 Job Journal Revisited â€" Included in Free Level JibberJobber is a Career Management Tool.   One feature that really breaks it out of the short-term job search tool and makes it more valuable in your long-term career management is the Job Journal. Don from Pittsburgh suggested that we give free users the ability to add Job Journal entries without upgrading.   After chatting about it with my team we agreed, as this is such a significant part of managing your career. The Job Journal allows you to record your past accomplishments: Were you Employee of the Month? Did you save the company $50,000, or earn the company a $3M contract? Did you do something that really helps others understand your character, skills, integrity, and what you bring to the table? Let me suggest that when you most need this information (like when you are creating your resume, or when you are in an interview) is the time you are least likely to recall it. I wrote Depression Clouds Everything, the most commented post on this blog, with this in mind. You know you are awesome, and you have a terrific history of bringing value to your employer but when you start your job search (or as it drags on) its easy to forget your accomplishments and these accomplishments are part of your story.   These accomplishments are what you can use to help an interviewer understand just how valuable you are. When I was putting together my own interview question responses, and my resume, I easily overlooked more than 50% of my accomplishments they were long-forgotten. This is where the Job Journal comes in login to your JibberJobber account, mouse over Tools (in the main menu) and click on Job Journal.   You can enter 25 accomplishments in the free level sure its not unlimited but its a great place to start.   Id be quite impressed if you could list 25 accomplishments right now As you put your accomplishments in the Job Journal, flesh out the story you should be able to state the Problem, your Actions, and the Results (PAR). Career Management is a long-term thing, for sure.   Please do not lose track of your professional accomplishments you wont remember all of them when you really need them and thats where JibberJobber and the Job Journal help. Past posts about the Job Journal are here: The Job Journal Sept 2007 Liz Handlin writes Keep a Job Diary Jan 2007 Not Just A Job Search Tracker â€" Why Professionals Need JibberJobber Oct 2008