Susan P. Joyce, CEO

With a huge following on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and now Google +, Susan is the guru of job search, the web’s most reliable source of job search advice, from resume security to job-search strategies for veterans. Collaborating with such notables as Richard Bolles of ‘What Color is Your Parachute?’ fame, to researchers at MIT’s Sloan School of Management, Susan’s deep knowledge of the world of online job search, employment strategies, and recruiting is unmatched.

Since many of the strategies and advice featured in Job-Hunt.org have relevance for small businesses and the self-employed, we’ll periodically pass along ideas from the site that may help you or job seekers you know. Here’s an example:


Indeed.com has a new Indeed Resume service that Susan thinks is great for job seekers. Job seekers and employers both benefit from this free service that can help those with jobs to fill find those with the right skills. It might be worth it to post your resume and get a URL from them. Read more at Job-Hunt.org:

http://www.job-hunt.org/job-search-news/2011/09/19/apply-with-indeed/

Debbie lectures to garden clubs, garden centers and other audiences, as well as volunteering for community projects and hosting events for garden lovers. Gardenscapes’ annual Spring Garden Tour and Tea is a much-anticipated event in the Pioneer Valley area of western Massachusetts. Walking through the Gardenscapes property, Debbie’s current customers and prospective clients can experience her design sensibility first-hand, and be inspired by her transformation of a suburban backyard into serene and beautiful garden spaces.

Coupled with priceless word-of-mouth recommendations from happy clients, these activities have helped build Gardenscapes into a well-known brand in the Zone 5 gardening world, and have established Debbie as an expert in her ‘field’ of knowledge. Keep it going, Deb!

Gardenscapes annual Spring Garden Tour and Tea: Saturday, May 21, 2011.