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Question
You mean, the Q&A is now in The ATH Newsletter?
Nick's Reply
Don't worry -- I still answer readers' most daunting questions about job search and hiring! The Featured Q&A hasn't disappeared:
now it's available in your e-mail box!
Since I started publishing the Ask The Headhunter Newsletter, thousands of people have subscribed, and they've
been getting the Featured Q&A (and some bonus Special Editions) via e-mail.
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In case you're wondering, there's no change in Ask The Headhunter. It's still the same guy -- me -- writing and producing it,
offering my blunt opinions and advice about job search and hiring. The enthusiastic response of thousands of subscribers has made me
realize that e-mail delivery is a much better way to produce the columns I've been writing since January 1995.
I hope you'll try "home delivery" of the most popular feature of Ask The Headhunter -- The Featured Q&A! (The
web site isn't going away!)
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Thanks, and best regards,
Nick Corcodilos
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