This Globe Our own experience has been somewhat different. We have As it is we are self-editing mercilessly. Anything Someday, when we are fully retired and\/or independently Jessica the Cyber Librarian writes of people who found jobs through their Blogs: This Globe and Mail article discusses how companies might use someone’s blog to influence their hiring decision and interviews some human resources people and bloggers who got … Continue reading ![](\"http:\/\/cyber.law.harvard.edu\/blogs\/static\/dowbrigade\/possits.jpg\")
Jessica
\n the Cyber Librarian<\/a> writes of people
\n who found jobs through their Blogs<\/a>:<\/p>\n\n
\n and Mail article<\/a> discusses how companies might use someone’s blog
\n to influence their hiring decision and interviews some human resources
\n people and bloggers who got jobs because of their hobbies. A list gives ways
\n a blogger
\n can use the medium to make her-\/himself a better candidate.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
\n been advised by people we know well and trust, who seem to know what
\n they are talking about, to be careful not to lose our present position
\n because the accumulated content of the Dowbrigade News basically makes
\n us unhireable by anyone who knows how to use Google.<\/p>\n
\n involving in anyway drugs, personal sexual encounters, our co-workers,
\n our straight-world side-jobs, any incident on which the statute of limitations
\n has yet to expire or personal knowledge of public personalities is strictly
\n off-limits. Our best material, out the window! And that is besides
\n the blood oaths, vows of silence, memory wipes and binding non-disclosure
\n agreements we have been subjected to over the years and around the world.<\/p>\n
\n wealthy, and too old to kill for some fantastic 40-year-old stories,
\n we will be able to tell all. In the meantime, we hide behind the flimsy
\n facade of the Dowbrigade and try to offer a little illumination around
\n the edges.<\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"