Thursday, February 03, 2011

From Validation to Recommendation

Good morning, time for #the5

Do You Care?  BIGG Success wants to know how to help you.  
If you don't care about this, you must care about something? What do you care about?

8 Career Blogs I Read Regularly and Why  me: a good and worthy listing 
There are a variety of job search advice providers, some are better than others. Some on this listing are not explicitly targeted for job seekers but are worthy point to start and enhance the thinking process.

The Answer to Job Boards?  a new tool for the job market - " .jobs" as in   find your city
This new site is in beta and available for communities with populations greater than 5,000. Boston.jobs is online but "Franklin.jobs' routes you to Nashville, TN and not Boston. 


26 Ways to Enhance Your Blog Content  me: good summary checklist to do! 
There is always an opportunity to tweak your content or delivery to enhance the user experience, etc. This is a current listing of 26 ways to do so. There are likely others but this is a good starting point.

The Straight Dope on Facebook, Twitter, and SEO  me: the inside story 
The inside story for search engine optimization!


and a bonus link:

Check out this illustrated audio clip from Be Different  good stuff from @ 
I was fortunate to meet John at the first PodCamp WesternMA. Not sure if he is going to #PCWM on Saturday but if he is there, it will be good to catch up with him.


The old education process was learning by memorization, the facts were not changing rapidly. This model doesn't work today as the facts and world is changing too rapidly. What I think education needs to shift to is evaluation of content and consideration of sources. how do you tell that the data presented is credible? How do you know the data is trustworthy? I have met George and MaryLynn of BIGG Success so I feel confident in making the recommendation. Likewise with the other links shared today. I have met them (like John Robison) or watch and read their posts over time to build up confidence in the quality of their info.


What do you think? Do you validate your sources in a similar manner?