2 Responses to “In Web World of 24/7 Stress, Writers Blog Till They Drop”

1. Career and Employment News » Blog Archive » Career Track Live says:

   October 15, 2008 at 9:04 pm

   [...] Career Track LiveWashington Post – Apr 7, 2008If you leave it off, you’ll still have a gap to explain. Prospective employers are going to want to know the story there. If this job was more than 10 years ago, and you’ve had steady employment since then, I’d say sure, go ahead and leave it off of most private-sector resumes. _______________________Another phone interview question: I have recently had the flakiest experience with a potential employer. The HR rep left me a message asking to schedule an interview. I called back, got voicemail, and left a few dates that would work for me. She called back to say none of those would work (once again playing phone tag) and offered me a choice of two times, both of which I had already said would not work.Related: Blogging Beijing [...]
2. News About Golf » Blog Archive » Forty years later, De Vicenzo’s gaffe remains unbelievable - Golf says:

   October 16, 2008 at 2:19 am

   [...] Golfers looking for a unique vacation and a chance to play some of the world’s top courses can take part in The World’s 2008 Golf Voyages. The only private residential community at sea, The World is a 193-metre, 12-deck ship with 165 private homes. The one- to two-week golf journeys include accommodation and dining, as well as three to five rounds of golf. This year, golfers can choose from cruises that include Europe, the Middle East and the Americas. Highlights include Turkey to Greece, May 30 to June 11; Croatia to Italy, Aug.Related: Passengers sound off on TSA’s new blog [...]