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Bob Hoye Good News in Marion from GM

New GM Jobs a Sign of Things to Come? General Motors Company's plans to invest more than $350 million and add more than 360 jobs in Marion is an indication Indiana will continue to be a major player in the auto industry, according to a University of Indianapolis professor. In a Studio(i) interview this morning, UIndy Professor of Finance Matt Will says Indiana seems to be faring better than neighboring states in the industry’s continued restructuring. Source: Inside INdiana Business Continue

Added by Bob Hoye on October 20, 2009 at 4:25pm — 2 Comments

James Welsh Find and post side jobs in your community

Just launched a simple site aimed at helping people share side/odd jobs location based. Three month spare-time build with a focus on simplicity and ease of use. http://getsidejobs.com Blurb from the site -- "GetSideJobs.com is great for posting small projects and odd jobs that you need done around your home or business — such as having a tree cut down, getting the basement painted, or finding a dog walker. People from around the community browse the listings and directly respond to you if the… Continue

Added by James Welsh on September 22, 2009 at 1:43pm — No Comments

CJ McClanahan Brett Favre

By now you know that #4 is going to play football for the Minnesota Vikings. Every commentator/columnist I have heard is calling this entire thing a charade and arguing that Favre is tarnishing his legacy. You know what I find interesting about that sentence? It’s the word “his”. It is his choice to do whatever he wants to do with his life – no one else’s. This reminds me of one of my favorite quotes from Steve Jobs” “Your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life. Don't b… Continue

Added by CJ McClanahan on August 25, 2009 at 12:08pm — 1 Comment

Cissi Sherlock Is there a job available for a teen in the west Indy area?

My newly turned 16 year-old is looking for a job in the Avon, Plainfield, Ben Davis Area. She's not yet gathered enough experience to build a resume so she prepared the following. If you would like to speak with her, please call her directly. I can be reached at 605-8584. Lia Linae Banks (c) 317-340-5376 email: liababy12456@hotmail.com Dear Prospective Employer, Please let me introduce myself to you. My name is Lia L. Banks. I am a hard worker and follow instructions well. I have a pleasant p… Continue

Added by Cissi Sherlock on May 28, 2009 at 12:26pm — No Comments

Angelo Peduto Circle City Tickets Announces New Revenue Opportunity For Online Partners

(Indianapolis, IN May 13, 2009) - Circle City Tickets, one of the most reputable ticket brokers in the industry, recently announced that it has begun partnering with qualified web sites to generate additional traffic to the Circle City web site – www.CircleCityTickets.com. The new program has been designed to offer partners a way to generate additional revenue by hosting ads and links to the Circle City web site on their own sites. In return, partners rec… Continue

Added by Angelo Peduto on May 13, 2009 at 1:38pm — No Comments

Ernest Rando Green Business Networking Series event at the Columbia Club, Indianapolis

The event features a distinguished panel to discuss “Business Incentives to go green in Indiana” The purpose is to educate event attendees about governmental incentives that are available on the federal, state, and local levels for energy efficiency projects; as well as automobile-related incentives: ethanol, bio fuels, and hybrids. The panel will elaborate on business strategies to reduce the carbon footprint and improve the business bottom line. Moreover, the event has dedicated two hours afte… Continue

Added by Ernest Rando on May 11, 2009 at 11:01pm — No Comments

Ben McCann Helping People in Job Transition is Rewarding

I have been working on helping people in Job Transition for a few years now ( on the side ) for FREE. Since I have always been a good networker, lots of people have sent me their resumes to "keep my eyes open" and other companies and clients send me job postings because I have a "good eye" for talent. By December 2008 I had more of these emails then I could handle, but I still wanted to help as many people as possible. After being a part of SI almost since the beginning, I decided to do somethi… Continue

Added by Ben McCann on May 8, 2009 at 7:00am — No Comments

David Mark Experience, or Education?

I had a conversation with a friend yesterday about a marketing position I'm attempting to fill. I shared with my pal that I interviewed a nice person with an undergrad degree in marketing from a very reputable school and is currently obtaining a masters degree. Sounds nice, right? Afterall, I have a marketing position available and the candidate is well-educated (within marketing), friendly and professional. So, why haven't I drafted an employment agreement yet? There was something missing. I w… Continue

Added by David Mark on March 26, 2009 at 8:00am — 10 Comments

Mike Seidle Be Careful What you Tweet

Chris Flener got me thinking (Chris has a habit of being thought provoking) with a comment he made. Chris's was to the effect that people's comments, especially political ones, on sites like Smaller Indiana should not be used against them in real life. Ethics aside, reality is that everyone from your next employer to law enforcement to th

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Added by Mike Seidle on March 23, 2009 at 7:00am — 3 Comments

Jim Robertson One down one to go

Eighteen months. Thats how long I have been searching for a graphic design position in Indiana. But today I wait no longer, I finally gained employment. I can officially say that I am a professional graphic designer! I am going to start on Thursday for the Yellow Pages. I am really excited and happy that I got this opportunity. But this is only half of my goal. When I started this blog I thought to myself, self you should write about your experience in finding a job and your adventures in start… Continue

Added by Jim Robertson on March 3, 2009 at 4:32pm — 2 Comments

lauren ashley Job Hunting

Due to our sad excuse for an economy - my full-time graphic artist position was eliminated and now I am in an eager hunt for a great new job. If you are reading this and know of jobs in the following, PLEASE contact me!!! * graphic design * illustration * photography * painting * writing my web site is www.laisallyouneed.com - design materials can be sent upon request. THANKS for reading this post!! Lauren Continue

Added by lauren ashley on February 7, 2009 at 11:09am — 2 Comments

Lori Lowe How is the Economy Affecting Your Family's Stress Level?

Almost half of Americans report being more stressed than a year ago, according to this week’s USA Today. One-third of Americans are suffering from “extreme” stress. Unfortunately, the survey was taken before the stock market plunged, so the real numbers are probably worse. That stress is affecting eating and sleeping levels, and inevitably how we relate to others. Go to Life Gems to find out how you can keep your cool and protect your family ami… Continue

Added by Lori Lowe on February 5, 2009 at 11:00am — No Comments

Lynn Zettler IDEAS FOR JOB SEEKERS

I was privileged to be a part of a talk radio program this morning which focused on ideas for job seekers in the current economy. If you are interested in some great tips, listen in at the following link. Coach Phyllis R. Neill was also a guest from www.shementor.com and had a lot of resources and valuable ideas to share. Also look for my free e-book download which can help anyone get started in a new challenge or goal at www.ly… Continue

Added by Lynn Zettler on January 17, 2009 at 5:00pm — 2 Comments

Ken Moore Should a Job Resume Start With an Objective?

One of the quickest ways for a résumé to find its way to the round file, or the no thanks stack, is to start it out with the ho-hum, everybody does it, old school approach of The Objective. The Objective – the phrase sounds like it should be the name or the title of some drama based TV show or motion picture. When it comes to a job résumé, everybody knows what the objective is – and that is to get a job – wrong (tricked ya), it is to get an interview. Don’t bring drama into your résumé with The… Continue

Added by Ken Moore on December 5, 2008 at 1:47pm — 2 Comments

Ken Moore Need Help Deciding What Career to Choose?

I need help deciding what career to choose – this is a frequent comment or concern from people of all ages. It comes from those who are in mid-life looking for a change, people who have found their jobs eliminated for whatever reason, and also from high school and college students trying to figure it out before they spend too much time and money going a direction that might not be the best. This can be a confusing, frustrating, and intimidating thing to work through. So, many people turn to car… Continue

Added by Ken Moore on November 20, 2008 at 12:04pm — 2 Comments

Matthew Theriault So...you were "self-employed"...

I have to admit, I have a love affair. No...not THAT kind of affair, but one of a more pure nature. I've had a love for small business, sole proprietors, and independent business people for a long time. When you consider that approximately 38% of everyone who has a job works for a small business or is self employed (Census Bureau Statistics for 2004...most recent year I could find) that's a lot of love to go around... But… Continue

Added by Matthew Theriault on July 22, 2008 at 12:37pm — 3 Comments

Colleen Patterson What do you like best???

I am currently in the job market and I have interviewed with a number of different businesses. I would like to know what people like the best about their current job: pay, people, boss, location, benefits, perks??? What is the BEST perk or benefit you've ever had in any job? Colleen Continue

Added by Colleen Patterson on February 21, 2008 at 1:53pm — 5 Comments

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