All Blog Posts Tagged 'New' (10)

37 people were hired at Dyn during the first quarter of 2012 and with the second quarter of 2012 kicking off today, two new employees begin their careers here today.

But their arrival is really the ending to another story and hopefully the beginning to a new, great one.

In 1996, BostonPost Technology was established to help affordable housing management firms reduce costs. In 2011, a Cleveland-based firm acquired the company and…

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In our ongoing quest in continuing to be a “Best Company to Work For”, we constantly spend time looking for new and creative ways to practice and develop our employees’ core skill sets.

We’ve recently started an effort called Un-Roadmap Days, a program oriented with our engineering and operations teams to provide an opportunity to unwind a bit and diverge from…

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If you’ve studied Walt Disney or read The Disney Way, you know that his four guiding pillars were: Dream, Believe, Dare, Do. What great advice for entrepreneurs. What’s important is clarity about what phase we’re in and making sure we launch (Do)…

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Among the interesting disciplines to track that have some impact on the field of career development is urban studies and its cousin demographics. Just as a demographic paradigm shift occurred fifty or so years ago resulting in greater population mobility driven by employment opportunities we are now possibly at the cusp of another such megatrend. This time, population mobility may be slowing down. Is this a back-to-the-future swing? Perhaps a bit so, but it’s not entirely being driven by a… Continue

I attended a "Speed Networking" event in Concord recently and I heard it again, "You're a career coach and resume writer? You must be really busy during these times!"



How I wish. I hear this line, or some variation of it, frequently as I try to promote myself and my business Ryan Career Services LLC. After all it makes sense to most people. There is a severe Recession going on with a lot of people either unemployed or underemployed. There must be a lot of folks looking to get… Continue

Every year at this time, I thank God that I live and work in New Hampshire. If you're a salesperson and your territory is New Hampshire. Stop, kiss the ground and be grateful.



Breathtaking!



Millions from around the world come here to escape the flat, dull, homogeneous landscapes of their home areas and for good reason. They come here to get away from their "day jobs" for a week or two of slowing down, enjoying the outdoors and feasting their eyes.



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Riding a bull doesn’t take guts – there’s always a clown for distraction purposes if you get pitched headlong. Tandem skydiving doesn’t take guts – there’s always an instructor to save the day if you faint upon first leap. Deciding to start your business with just a bit of seed money, a good idea and blind faith – NOW THAT’S GUTS.



Recently, I had the good fortune of attending New Hampshire Business Review’s Business Excellence Awards where I was surrounded by a group of entrepreneurs… Continue

So, how are you handling the tough employment times? I encourage you to think about which profile fits you.



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You're out of work, desperately wanting back in, north of forty years old, and the only job search techniques that you know are from when you were nineteen years old. That means that you're checking the newspaper classifieds and in an attempt to keep up with the times, you're also checking a couple of online job boards. Your family and friends know that you're… Continue

Welcome to NHBR Network, the first online business-to-business networking site in New Hampshire.



This exciting new site provides businesspeople around New Hampshire with a new platform with which to network, learn and share information. Not only will NHBR Network feature New Hampshire Business Review most up-to-date Granite State business information, but it will feature blogs and other commentary offering advice, tips and assistance from experts on a multitude of subjects, of… Continue