Originally Posted on HR Annie Consulting Website The Alliance will Continue a Legacy of Professional Networking and Growth HR Annie Consulting is thrilled to announce that it is taking over as the new host of pdxMindShare, Portland’s premier networking and professional development community. Founded in 1999 by Kent Lewis, pdxMindShare has grown into a dynamic LinkedIn […]
Category: Networking
Mastering Networking on Alignable: Best Practices for Success
In the realm of professional networking, Alignable has emerged as an invaluable platform for connecting businesses, entrepreneurs, and professionals. Unlike traditional networking platforms like LinkedIn, Alignable focuses specifically on fostering relationships within local communities, making it an ideal space for small businesses to thrive. However, simply creating a profile on Alignable is not enough to […]
Navigating the Job Market in 2024: Best Practices for Success
Securing a job in 2024 requires a strategic approach that aligns with the dynamic nature of the contemporary job market. As technology advances and the global economy undergoes transformations, job seekers must adapt and embrace new best practices to stand out in a competitive landscape. This article outlines key strategies for navigating the job search […]
Professional Networking Tips for College Graduates
As a proud alumni of Western Washington University’s College of Business and Economics, I’ve remained active as an advisory board member for the Marketing Department. While I’ve shared career advice and marketing tips with students as a guest speaker in the past, I was recently asked to share my thoughts about networking as part of […]
Three Traits That Athletes Can Use to Trademark Themselves for a Job
There is a multitude of traits that make up a good athlete, but do any of them translate to life after sports? What happens when athletes enter the job market? We picked three attributes that’ll help athletes translate their athletic success to career success in the long term. Are you coachable? Being coachable is vital […]
Getting Comfortable with City Lights
A blog dedicated to those from small towns, villages, or anyone who’s adjusting to a new environment. We had the opportunity to chat with the collegiate athlete, YouTuber, and entrepreneur Wallace Ungwiluk from Gambell, Alaska. Gambell, Alaska is located on St. Lawrence Island along the Bering Sea and is home to a mere 650 people. […]
How to Get the Most Out of Your Internship
Are you starting a new internship and want to know how to actually have it benefit you in some way? A lot of times, people just coast through internships without genuinely taking something away from them. We give you four simple ways to make sure your internship will be worth it. Be comfortable with […]
After The Ball Drops- A Message to Athletes on the Importance of Getting a Degree and Networking
One of the biggest unanswered questions that collegiate athletes face is what to do after they’re done playing. Everyone encounters moments of uncertainty or self-doubt, especially in the vulnerable post-grad phase of life, but for athletes leaving the sport they’ve known their whole life it’s a whole different story. You work years and years during […]
Digital Summit is Coming to Portland!
Digital Summit is the marketing event of the season! Best explained in their introductory page on their website, “Over the years, Digital Summit has become the go-to resource for those seeking to further their knowledge and skill set in the ever-evolving digital ecosystem. Digital Summit produces over 1,200+ sessions, workshops, and seminars annually covering digital […]
How to Properly Research a Hiring Company Before an Interview
It’s standard advice to receive when job searching. Everyone tells you to research the company before, during, and after you put in an application so you can properly decide if this job will be the right fit for you. But no one tells you how you should research a company. The common and likely response […]
