Summary: In this episode of How I Got My Job (mp3, 28:16, 25.9 MB), Kevin Dugan shares how he got a job as Director of Marketing at Empower MediaMarketing. A big key to his success was having something else to talk about when in transition, other content that substantiated himself. Don't let the loss of a job be the most interesting thing about you. Have something else going on that shows you have forward momentum and passion. If you have a job-hunting success story you'd like to share, please e-mail your contact information to successstories AT howigotmyjob DOT com, and we'll get in touch to set up an interview. Find other job-hunting success stories at http://howigotmyjob.com More job-hunting and career development information at http://getthatjobonline.com Please share this episode with someone else who is looking for a job, and tell others about the show. They will thank you for it. Thanks! About Kevin For the bulk of his 16-year career in marketing communications, Kevin Dugan has used the Internet to advance his clients and his industry. Kevin has been blogging since 2002. His blogs Strategic Public Relations and The Bad Pitch Blog are award-winning, including a 2007 PRSA Bronze Anvil Award. Both blogs are ranked by Advertising Age magazine’s Power 150 a ranking of the world's top marketing blogs. And his public relations efforts have been acknowledged with six national awards in the last seven years. Dugan is the Director of Marketing for Empower MediaMarketing in Mt. Adams in Cincinnati, Ohio. Did you like this post? If so, please consider subscribing for free! Get this and other job-hunting success stories from the source at www.howigotmyjob.com If you'd like to share this post on Twitter, copy and paste this text: RT @danieljohnsonjr: Have something to substantiate yourself when you're searching. via @prblog's #howigotmyjob story: http://bit.ly/J2RLf Possible related articles by Zemanta How I Got My Job as Director of Content Marketing - Warren Sukernek (howigotmyjob.com) Public Relations: The Latest False Dichotomy: PR vs. Advertising (thecustomercollective.com)
