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Dear HR: Stop Hazing Job Applicants

January 24, 2011 / Nick Armstrong / Job Search Ideas, Psychotic Resumes Blog / 2 Comments

Screening is one thing, but when it goes beyond screening to hazing, it’s just pathetic. So, Human Resources, pretty please – stop hazing your job applicants.

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Let’s Talk About Tomorrow

January 23, 2011 / Nick Armstrong / Business Life, Leadership, Psychotic Resumes Blog / No Comments

The weekend was probably shorter than you would have liked. Last week may have been a heinous bitch. Monday is your chance to set things straight. No more beating yourself up over the choices you made last week. Time to ignore the leftover ghosts still haunting you. Monday is your time to shine. Buck up. […]

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Allies and Enemies

January 22, 2011 / Nick Armstrong / Calling Bullsh!t, Communication Ideas, Psychotic Resumes Blog / No Comments

I’ve always been astonished by people who play politics in business. The ones who can talk out of both sides of their mouths. These are people who can simultaneously dole out lavish praise while twisting the knife deeper in your back. It’s time to put our collective foot down as self-respecting business people. We have […]

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The Resume is Garbage – Seriously, Stop Writing ‘Em

January 19, 2011 / Nick Armstrong / Job Search Ideas, Psychotic Resumes Blog, Resume Ideas / 4 Comments

Don’t send them a piece of paper that’s easily sent to the shredder or recycle bin (or worse: an email easily deleted)

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Calling Bullsh!t: BS Titles

January 15, 2011 / Nick Armstrong / Business Life, Calling Bullsh!t, Digital Gunslinger, Geek Superhero, Generation Y, Psychotic Resumes Blog / 2 Comments

Bad managers play the title card when they don’t want to pay you more money.

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(Un)necessary Snobbery

January 13, 2011 / Nick Armstrong / Business Life, Entrepreneurship, Geek Superhero, General Ideas, Psychotic Resumes Blog / No Comments

Don’t know what I mean? Just ask a typography junkie about Papyrus.

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Everything I Need To Know About Freelancing I Learned From Captain Hammer

January 12, 2011 / Nick Armstrong / Entrepreneurship, Psychotic Resumes Blog / No Comments

He doesn’t need business books. He’s just naturally like this.

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The Words Game: -isms

January 4, 2011 / Nick Armstrong / Business Life, Generation Y, Leadership, Psychotic Resumes Blog / No Comments

Ageism and racism are two sides of the same coin. Is there an -ism for being intolerant of intolerance?

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Savvy vs Smarmy

December 20, 2010 / Nick Armstrong / Business Life, Communication Ideas, Psychotic Resumes Blog / No Comments

For the people wanting to make a real difference, savvy social imperatives are where it’s at.

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The Fallacy of Easy

December 19, 2010 / Nick Armstrong / Business Life, General Ideas, Psychotic Resumes Blog / 4 Comments

Anyone can be a rockstar on level one. It takes a lot of time, effort, and attention to become a rockstar on level five.

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