By way of this article, I’d like to announce that I’m now blogging twice a month over at www.jobhuntchat.com. I’m with some very good company: Rich DeMatteo (@CornOnTheJob), Jessica Miller-Merrell (@blogging4jobs), Kate-Madonna Hindes (@girlmeetsgeek), Chris Ponder (@ChrisPonder) and from the other side of the pond, Bill Boorman (@billboorman). #JobHuntChat is a great resource for people looking for jobs, with tons of great content and advice. What started with a great idea for a Twitter chat has now morphed into one of the platform’s most successful forums for job seekers and career professionals. In celebration of the recent one-year anniversary of the chat, the website and blog was launched.
So, what do you want? Do you know how to ask for it? It’s funny how something like a movie can spark an idea for a blog post. Want to read more? Click here to see the full post. And to my other blogger friends, if you’d like a guest post, email me at kirk.baumann@att.net to chat. Keep paying it forward!
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Campus To Career 
Hey Kirk-
I just found the Career Athletes Network Group On Linked and bounced my way around until I found your blog. Very interesting stuff. I am a former athlete who now works in Finance. I have a blog, too, but not nearly as targeted as yours. Mine is an amalgam of stuff, but it’s basically some fitness, some finance, and some fun. My sports background has a lot to do with where I am and what I believe. I am pleased to see that others in this world think like I do. I’d love to get your feedback on a post I did a couple of months back. It’s about the Benefits of Team Sports in the Workplace. I’d love your thoughts:
http://bobbybluford.com/2011/01/12/benefits-of-team-sports-in-the-workplace/
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