By Michael Grothaus March 24, 2023 D-Day is coming for people on Twitter who have legacy checkmarks—the blue badge that was once bestowed upon select users who were deemed notable. That’s all changed now that Elon Musk has taken over the company. The official @verified account on Twitter has announced that the company will … Continue reading With legacy verification ending, will Twitter’s blue checks become the new scarlet letter?
By Kateri Waltermeyer February 13, 2023 The internet has been swirling with talk of ChatGPT, the Artificial Intelligence (AI) tool that can write just about anything. But have you thought about how you might be able to apply AI to your job search? If you’re searching for a job, chances are you’ll need to … Continue reading How to write a cover letter using ChatGPT
By Michael Grothaus February 07, 2023 It seems like every morning another report indicates that ChatGPT is going to kill something—jobs, SEO, copywriting, Google, creativity. Now we can add romance to the list of its potential victims. That’s according to new research from McAfee, released one week ahead of Valentine’s Day. McAfee polled over … Continue reading Are you sure a human wrote that love letter? Valentine’s Day in the age of ChatGPT
By Mark Sullivan November 09, 2022 Early Wednesday morning, tucked neatly into the midterms coverage cycle, came news of Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s letter saying the company would lay off over 11,000 of its 87,314 employees, or about 13% of its workforce. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s letter to employees announcing a huge layoff is … Continue reading What Mark Zuckerberg’s layoffs letter didn’t say
Fuzzy Sends Love Letter To Pets, Pet Owners by Fern Siegel , June 17, 2022 Fuzzy, a digital pet care company just debuted a national ad campaign centered on the intense connection between pets and their owners. It’s also rolled out a new site. Fuzzy provides 24/7 access to veterinarians and product recommendations that can … Continue reading Fuzzy Sends Love Letter To Pets, Pet Owners
By Sabine Cherenfant June 05, 2022 All things come to an end. You’ve found another job, or you want to take a step back and reevaluate your career. Either way, there is a process you should follow when quitting a job. A major part of it is writing a resignation letter that lets … Continue reading Everything you need to know about writing a resignation letter (samples included)
Kelly Barnard November 23, 2021 Like the devilishly tempting Hostess Ding Dongs treat, a proposal cover letter has to be short, sweet, and dense. Unlike that aforementioned hockey puck of delectability, proposal cover letters cannot be mass-produced. To write a proposal cover letter with nary a wasted word, you first need to understand its strategic … Continue reading How to Write a Proposal Cover Letter
Mary Lister August 8, 2021 This past year, like too many other millennials, I bought a house. And very unfortunately, this house is in need of a lot of TLC. If you haven’t been paying attention, let me break the news: materials are very expensive these days. Headlines screaming about lumber and glass prices and … Continue reading How to Write a Price Increase Letter: 10 Tips and Examples
Alejandra Zilak July 2, 2021 What’s your elevator pitch? Just kidding. Don’t tell me. You could be selling a panacea to solve the world’s problems. The ultimate product or service that makes everyone who makes eye contact with you as happy as a little kid on Christmas morning. But if no one knows about it, … Continue reading How to Ask for Referrals From Existing Clients (+ Letter Templates)
Hachem Ramki October 6, 2020 You’ve found your ideal candidate. This is an important position and your candidate has passed every step of the process with flying colors. But the process isn’t over just yet. Beyond locating and sourcing candidates, beyond inviting them, interviewing them, and testing their capabilities, there is negotiation and onboarding to … Continue reading “You’re Hired!”: Writing an Excellent Offer Letter
