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10. Declare your job independence. Philadelphia is a city of “firsts.” First bank, first stock exchange, oldest zoo, largest city park, first snowball thrown at Santa (yeah we’re sorry about that, really). Find out what your first step should be for discovering a more rewarding career.
9. There's more to life than cheesesteaks and soft pretzels. Our career tips will make your day-to-day life that much better. And btw, true Philly natives know cheesesteaks are best not with whiz but with provolone, and always ordered ‘wit’. And the cheese is for the steak, not for the pretzel. Mustard only, please.
7. Engage your friends in your job search. We offer the easiest ways and best places for you to further build your networking contacts in Philly. Are you both Phillies fans? Great! Both 76ers fans? I’m sorry for both of you. Either way, we offer the easiest ways and best places to further build your networking contacts in Philly.
6. We’ll tell you how to improve your résumé and stand out from the crowd, because the fan wearing the Flyers jersey at a Rangers home game will always get noticed. Luckily, our résumé critique is a little safer than dressing in orange & black at MSG.
5. We offer comprehensive resources so that you can climb the corporate ladder just like Rocky Balboa climbed the Art Museum steps. But the part about sparring with frozen meat on a hook, we’ll leave up to you.
4. Receive actual career tips that work! Because “chillin’ out, maxin’, relaxin’ all cool” will only land you a job if you’re Will Smith. Although if you have a rich Auntie and Uncle in Bel Air looking for a boarder, please let me know.
3. Like a Mummer down Broad Street on New Years, strut your stuff with confidence when you go on your next job interview. However, we suggest you dress professional and leave that Fancy Brigade feather-and-glitter headdress at home.
2. Find your passion! Whatever your interests we can help you pursue them, whether you love shopping for vintage clothes at Peddler’s Village or amateur dendrology at Tyler Arboretum, our blog will provide useful tips to help you craft your ultimate job search plan.
1. As important as it is to you, it’s just as important to us. Let us help you find a job you’ll love. And that’s love with a capital “LOVE”, as big as the sculpture in JFK Plaza. Ya, it's out there.
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According to legend as I understand it, the first snowball thrown at the Eagles game was by Governer Rendell, recently the story has been cleaned up to read:
ReplyDelete"One particular target was Johnson, the Cowboys' coach. And Rendell, at that point the former Philadelphia district attorney, before he was mayor of Philadelphia and then Pennsylvania governor, got caught betting a guy $20 that he couldn't reach the field with a toss."
9. Wrong. The best staeks are not cheese steaks, they are plain steaks w relish & raw onions, delivered at Jims, just as when Jims was at 62 & Noble in West Philly - when Jims had a big sign proclaiming all their steak to be Cross Brothers. That was when Frank Pica ( now near Upper Darby) was a block or 2 away from Jim's. A Tip of the hat to Abbie Silver...
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