Infographic: Exploring the New Job Relationship Dynamic

That's right.  61% of employed workers are open to or are looking for a new job.

Job hunting is the new black.

Apparently job-loyalty is so 60 seconds ago.

Click the pic  to get the full infographic from jobvite.

What's Your Ideal Career?

City Manager? Interesting...that's what I studied for my undergrad.

Your Career Type: Enterprising

You are engertic, ambitious, and sociable. Your talents lie in politics, leading people, and selling things or ideas. You would make an excellent: Auctioneer - Bank President - Camp Director City Manager - Judge - Lawyer Recreation Leader - Real Estate Agent - Sales Person School Principal - Travel Agent - TV Newscaster

What's Your Ideal Career?

Facebook ... the new LinkedIn?

Gautam pointed me to Jeremiah Owyang's "What the Web Strategist Should Know about Facebook" post this morning. Uh, via Facebook.

Smart read for web-strategy-wannabes for sure.....and Recruiters.

I've picked up on a theme recently...some folks are dumping LinkedIn for Facebook (have you seen this too?). Jeff Pulver decided his LinkedIn days were over...sounds like Alister agrees with him.

Wonder what Doza thinks about all this talk of Facebook over LinkedIn? After all, he is the six-degrees-from-linkedin kinda guy.

Either way, it deserves a look-see if you've managed to go this long without jumping in to the Facebook waters.

If you are a Facebook newbie, read Jeremiah's post.

Here's a few other items to get you started (borrowing these 5 pointers (with slight revision) from Jeremiah:

1) Understand Facebook (read, read, read)
2) Jump in, create an account and add me as a friend
3) Explore the groups, and join the Career Center Group, where you’ll find other like-minded strategists
4) Applications, on the left nav - explore the applications, see how they’re used, and add a few of your own.
5) Consider your strategy, find a partner to help. Contact me if you want to talk it over.

Connect to me

My Profile: Add me, I’ll add you back

FaceBook Career Center: Join the Web Strategy Group in Facebook

Facebook and Jobster: Career Partners?

Jobster may become the “career partner” for Facebook, in an agreement that sounds similar to the deal SimplyHired scored to power the job section of MySpace.

Such a deal would provide a massive boost to Jobster: are there any college students that aren’t seeking employment?

GigaOm first reported the story, and wonders if this partnership could create a LinkedIn rival.

excerpt: Mashable