Published on: Monday, November 01, 2010

While You Were Out…

Posted By: Robyn Greenspan
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It seems like yesterday I was having summer barbecues, and now I'm eating leftover Halloween candy. This year seems to be moving quickly, with many who experienced the rocky economy firsthand probably glad to see 2010 go.

Before Thanksgiving creeps up on you, take some time to read the blog posts from October we've collected for you. We had some exclusive reporting from the World Business Forum, where ExecuNet hosted the Bloggers Hub, along with our proprietary market trend data, economic analysis and expert insight.

Most popular in October:
Follow the Leader: Seth Godin
How Do You Text Authenticity?
Early Diagnosis and Intervention Leads to Organizational Longevity
Powering Individual Decision-Making Improves Company
Making Orange Work For Your Organization
It's Not You, It's Me: How Candidate Interview Gaffes Reflect on Recruiter Due Diligence
Finding the Will to Survive...and Thrive

What you may have missed:
Networking Lessons from the Frankenstein Monster
Will You Be the Next Cliff Lee?
A Brand is a Promise — What's Yours?
Lost Without Leadership
Executive Job Creation Positive for Ninth Consecutive Month
Interpreting the "Economic Tea Leaves" from September
Recruiters Busy but Holding Off on Hiring More of their Own Staff
Keep Your Cool

The blog posts that keep on giving:
5 Ways to Use Precision During a Job Search
When Bad Interviews Happen to Good Candidates
Do the Impossible — Ignore the Lizard
When it Comes to Résumé Writing, You Know More than You Think You Know
Try Making Lemonade

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Robyn Greenspan is the Editor-in-Chief at ExecuNet, where she is responsible for setting and driving the editorial content engagement strategy across the private business network's publications and expert-led programming. She is also a Huffington Post blogger. You can follow her on Twitter @RobynGreenspan