October 2009 Question - Are you a cookie-cutter job seeker? Responses:

Megan Fitzgerald, Career By Choice’s Expat Success Tips: Ongoing Career management is No Longer Optional for the Expat in Today’s New World of Work Top Margin: Gayle’s Blog: Sabotaging Your Prospects: Cookie-cutter Style

J. T. O’Donnell of Careerealism: Cookie-cutters are for baking…not job searching

Chandlee Bryan of The Emerging Professional: On the cookie-cutter approach to the job search: Do you need a recipe?

Rosa Vargas of Creating Prints Resume Writing: Creating Prints Being a cookie-cutter jobseeker is a misfortune Grace Kutney, Sweet Careers: Passive Job Seeker = Cookie Cutter Job Seeker Barbara Safani, Career Solvers Blog: Cookie Cutter Resumes Can Leave a Bad Taste in the Hiring Manager’s Mouth Jacqui Barrett-Poindexter, Career Trend Blog: Eating Bananas Doesn’t Make You an Ape Quintessential Resumes and Cover Letters Tips Blog: Avoiding Being a Cookie-Cutter Job-seeker In Your Resume and Throughout Your Job Search Heather R. Huhman, HeatherHuhman.com: Break the Mold: Don’t Be a Cookie Cutter Rosalind Joffe, WorkingWithChronicIllness.com Forget the cookies! Start with vision Career Sherpa, Hannah Morgan Are you a cookie cutter job seeker? November 2009 Question - Focus on providing workers and job seekers information, ideas and concrete steps to secure their futures in a changed economy. This set of posts is in conjunction with Quintessential Careers' Job Action Day: