alexrudloff

My name is Alexander and I was the lead developer on the rewrite of Netscape.com. I now work for Blogsmith, the platform that powers Weblogs, Inc., TMZ and a host of other sites. I'm an overly proud graduate of the University of Central Florida. I moved to DC after graduation, but have recently relocated back to the Orlando area. I listen to entirely too much jimmy eat world. alexrudloff.com for my blog. I like pirogi.

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Status | Member Since: April 19, 2006

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How to Prepare for a Phone Interview
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How to Prepare for a Phone Interview

Careers & Jobs – Phone interviews can be tough. With the lack of visual communication, you must be able to rely on auditory feedback and be disciplined enough to keep focus. We have compiled this handy guide on phone interview preparation to help ease your fears.

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Submitted and Voted for on April 26, 2007 10:38am

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How to write a Professional Summary on your Resume

Careers & Jobs – "Tooting your own horn" is often difficult for many job seekers. We've come up with some easy tips for quickly building a great resume summary.

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Submitted and Voted for on April 20, 2007 03:28pm

How to Write an Entry Level Resume
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How to Write an Entry Level Resume

Careers & Jobs – So you are looking for a job? Whether you are fresh out of school or looking to change careers, seeking out an entry level position can be an intimidating task. Resumes and cover letters are a foreign concept to many entry level job seekers. We have assembled this quick and easy reference guide to help you seize the opportunity and make the most out of your transition to the work force!

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Submitted and Voted for on April 19, 2007 09:32am

Six Great Tips on What to Wear to an Interview
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Six Great Tips on What to Wear to an Interview

Careers & Jobs – While a seemingly simple question, it is often overlooked until the morning of the big event. Deciding what to wear to an interview depends a lot on the industry, the city, the weather and your style. Despite these many variables, we have prepared six great tips to help you decide.

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Submitted and Voted for on April 18, 2007 10:32am

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How to Write a Resume Objective

Careers & Jobs – Objectives are often written from a personal point of view, while resume objectives should be written to address the employers needs, not your own. Here is a great guide demystifying the "objective" section of a resume.

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Submitted and Voted for on April 03, 2007 09:39am

What to Bring to an Interview
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What to Bring to an Interview

Careers & Jobs – Making a good first impression with a potential employer involves more than just showing up with a smile. During an interview you have numerous opportunities to show your potential new employer how organized, prepared, experienced, and effective you are. It just takes a little bit of preparation. From the basics to the unique, here are a few pointers to help you know exactly what to take to an interview.

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Submitted and Voted for on April 02, 2007 12:03pm

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How to Choose Between Multiple Job Offers

Careers & Jobs – We know, it is a "high class problem" to have, but keep in mind that it is not always what you say yes to that is important - you also have to know when to say no. Here is a small guide to help you compare options and determine which of your opportunities is right for you!

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Submitted and Voted for on March 21, 2007 03:57pm

Use the Web to Your Advantage
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Use the Web to Your Advantage

Careers & Jobs – "Passive candidates" are the targets of a growing number of Internet savvy recruiters called sourcers, who scour the Web for hot prospects. This means that just as having the wrong kind of Web presence can be a career killer, having the right one can open doors.

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Submitted and Voted for on March 19, 2007 01:44pm

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Netscape declared 'Evil' in Mashable's Geek Guide

Humor – Mashable posts it's "Geek Guide to Good and Evil." Pete Cashmore lists Netscape on the side of Evil, along with Microsoft, the RIAA, DRM, Viacom, and God. Yes, God. Let the blog fight commence ;)

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Submitted and Voted for on March 19, 2007 11:18am

How to Quickly Research a Company
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How to Quickly Research a Company

Careers & Jobs – When evaluating a job lead, your due diligence in researching your potential new employer is important. Set aside a little bit of time before your interview and follow this simple research guide.

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Submitted and Voted for on March 08, 2007 09:32am

6 Practical Tips for Recovering from a Bad Interview
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6 Practical Tips for Recovering from a Bad Interview

Careers & Jobs – Everyone has a bad interview now and then. Even the most patient person gets frustrated after getting the run around. It is important to know how to handle these mini-travesties when they happen. Here are 6 practical suggestions for handling a poor interview.

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Submitted and Voted for on March 01, 2007 11:07am

Complete List of English Power Words
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Complete List of English Power Words

Careers & Jobs – Power words, or action verbs, are words used to help make a statement stronger. By using action verbs, you can assume an "active voice" instead of a "passive voice" on your resume. Properly incorporating power words into your resumes, letters and other correspondence can help convey strong writing skills and increase the strength of your communication.

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Submitted and Voted for on February 24, 2007 11:51am

Effective Tips for Writing a Thank You Note
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Effective Tips for Writing a Thank You Note

Careers & Jobs – Never underestimate the power of follow-up. It might seem elementary, but the majority of job seekers never do it. By taking a few minutes to construct a "Thank you" plan, you can help increase your chances of being hired.

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Submitted and Voted for on February 22, 2007 01:43pm

Tackling Common Interview Questions
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Tackling Common Interview Questions

Careers & Jobs – If you are just beginning your job hunt, or have not interviewed in awhile, it is probably a good idea to brush up on your interviewing skills. Here's some approaches to answering eight of the most common questions.

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Submitted and Voted for on February 07, 2007 10:35am

The Art of the Cover Letter
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The Art of the Cover Letter

Careers & Jobs – One of the most important, yet often overlooked, aspects of resume sending is the cover letter (or these days, the e-mail). The cover letter is your chance to make your first impression. A properly written letter should grab the employer's attention and help set the stage for a personal interview. Here's a simple guide to writing an effective cover letter :)

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Submitted and Voted for on January 22, 2007 12:05pm

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