How To Talk To Strangers ~ Book Release Party

Join me as I celebrate the release of my debut book "How To Talk to Strangers ~ A Step-by-Step Guide to Professional Networking" on Wednesday, December 15, 2010 at 7:30pm. Please see flyer for additional details.

Tammy L. Turner
President/CEO
Kapstone Recruiting & Training Services, LLC
http://MyTammyTurner.com
info@MyTammyTurner.com

Networking Tips for College Students

One sure fired way for a college student to set themselves up for success is by mastering the "art" of networking while still in college. The relationships that you build while you are in school, if nurtured, could serve to benefit you and others in your network for years to come. Many college students are not learning how to network in school, even though it is a critical component to your success after graduation, so here is an article "Networking for College Students and Recent Graduates: Top 7 Steps You Can Take Now" (http://bit.ly/90IJgr) that provides college students with the tools necessary to begin developing, expanding and nurturing their network.

Tammy L. Turner
Author
"How To Talk to Strangers"
info@MyTammyTurner.com
http://www.MyTammyTurner.com

How To Talk to Strangers ~ It's Here!

Well it's finally here. The much anticipated "soon-to-be" bestseller "How To Talk to Strangers ~ A Step-by-Step Guide to Professional Networking" is available for purchase today at (http://www.MyTammyTurner.com).

There's something for everyone in "How To Talk to Strangers" from the novice networker to the more seasoned professional. Pick up your copy today and learn how to take your business relationships to the next level. ~ Let's Go!!

Tammy L. Turner
President/CEO
Kapstone Recruiting & Training Services, LLC
Author of "How To Talk to Strangers"
http://www.MyTammyTurner.com
email: info@MyTammyTurner.com

Establishing an Online Presence from Scratch

I have found that many people want to take advantage of the networking opportunities that are available at their fingertips (literally) but they just don't know where to start. This link (http://bit.ly/cXLBRu) provides some useful information about creating your online brand from scratch.

There's some great info here, however I would strongly disagree with limiting your connections or friends to ONLY people that you know or that you have done business with. As a career networker and author of "How To Talk to Strangers" (A step-by-step guide to Professional Networking), I encourage you to get rid of this type of thinking. It limits you and your ability to establish relationships.

I certainly recommend that you select/accept friend requests or connections with care. Be selective, but please be bold and learn to connect with strangers.

Tammy Turner
President/CEO
Kapstone Recruiting and Training Services, LLC
http://www.kapstonejobs.com
tturner@kapstonejobs.com

How to "Tweet" Your Way to a Job

In today's current economy, with unemployment at an all time high, job seekers should utilize every avenue accessible to them to seek and obtain employment. Technology has simplified the process for job seekers. Gone are the days of sending a hard copy resume to a potential employer on "fancy resume paper".

Twitter as well as many of the other social media sites make it easier for job seekers to have direct contact with hiring managers. For the novice Tweeter (Twitter User), you have 140 characters to represent yourself to a hiring manager. How can you capture the attention of a hiring manager in 140 characters, you ask? Here's how (http://bit.ly/dkpVBA).

As a job seeker, be sure to utilize every tool in your toolbox to aid in your job search. Happy Tweeting!

Tammy Turner
President/CEO
Kapstone Recruiting & Training Services, LLC
http://www.kapstonejobs.com
tturner@kapstonejobs.com