... reader ("Michael") who is fed up with TheLadders sent along a copy of an e-mail he received a couple of days ago from Marc Cenedella, CEO of TheLadders. Cenedella sends these pep talks to his "members" several times a ... this e-mail is the product. This is what you buy from TheLadders. Mark Cenedella sells encouragement. Nothing more. Imagine sitting ...
Search again:... cares if the job gets filled by the time you flip the lid? TheLadders doesn't care about stale jobs; why should Coke?) Look, don't ...
Search again:I've been getting more queries than usual lately about "executive career management" firms. No surprise. There are lots more executives out of work. These are the firms that offer to provide top-level consulting to top-level executives who need professi ...
Search again:... and droolers fit in...) I guess Marc Cenedella over at TheLadders has an apt competitor now. Throw 'em both over the clothesline ...
Search again:... that will help you out: 1. Don't hire a resume mill. TheLadders is a good example of a mill. It's a job board running a resume ...
Search again:... and this post, and go to Monster.com. Or, you could go to TheLadders, but read this first. Happy careering! (Best wishes to Carrie in ...
Search again:... to interview me for a story he was doing for IBD about TheLadders. My views on TheLadders are clear, and he found me through my articles about the company. I ...
Search again:... based on nothing more than its name. More recently, TheLadders was launched as the job service offering "the most $100k+ jobs." For ... year, you get access. To what? Well, it's not clear. TheLadders uses the term "$100k" -- $100,000 -- 23 times on its About page. ...
Search again:... on another of my favorite dot.com job-board rackets, TheLadders: I made the mistake of wasting money on TheLadders.com until I got smart, and I had some nasty e-mail exchanges with ...
Search again:... pointed out the differences between what they do and what TheLadders does... Up to that point, the topic was my critique of TheLadders' sales gaffe in its pitch for $1,375 resume services. One should ...
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