There are some changes coming to INALJ in February and one of them is that I will increase the number of postings each day.\u00a0 Currently I mostly post interviews with success stories and people working for some great organizations.\u00a0 These interviews will remain a daily thing but I will also be adding more articles, top 10 lists, etc by myself and the new Head Editors of the State and Province pages (hint, we launch Feb. 4th).<\/p>\n
Many of the new editors are excited and getting to work on their postings.\u00a0 One of the main concerns that I share with them is making these posting worthwhile and dynamic.\u00a0 We all know many blogs are really “blahgs,” boring, not insightful and lacking context.\u00a0 I don’t want INALJ to turn into something that is full of filler.\u00a0 Quality will still be important.<\/p>\n
I think this extends beyond just publishing webzines though and is something job hunters should be aware of.\u00a0 Whether posting a link on LinkedIn or contributing to an online discussion we all need to be aware that adding context to our postings matters.\u00a0 Don’t just share a link tell me why I should click through.\u00a0 Hopefully the more aware we are about this the fewer blahgs<\/em><\/strong> we will see and the more blogs<\/span> there will be \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" There are some changes coming to INALJ in February and one of them is that I will increase the number of postings each day.\u00a0 Currently I mostly post interviews with success stories and people working for some great organizations.\u00a0 These interviews will remain a daily thing but I will also be adding more articles, top…<\/p>\n