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End of the Resume, Rise of the Super User

by David Spark on Mar 08, 2010

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Whether you're looking to get hired, or you're looking for A+ talent, you want to be seen as or want to be looking for super users. ...

Whether you're looking to get hired, or you're looking for A+ talent, you want to be seen as or want to be looking for super users.

The 8 ½ x 11 paper resume has no more future in the age of social media. Be seen as a super user by attaching yourself to a brand and/or industry. Create, share, and build relationships with industry members and other super users. Super users are highly visible. Look for them. They're an excellent source for marketing, staffing, business development, and more.

This 14 minute live presentation given at the Dice event at The Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA explains the super user model and gives examples of how companies have found, built relationships with, and hired super users.

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  • dprestes Daniel Prestes I think it misses the point. The CV is simply a recruiting tool, but it only gets the foot in the door. What gives you the position is doing what you do well and understanding people and organizations. 2 years ago Reply
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End of the Resume, Rise of the Super User — Webinar Transcript