The "What you see is what you get" (WYSIWYG) visual editor we use on LWPS has many "edit icons" above the "Post body" which greatly improves your "edit experience". However, some MAC users do not see them.

This post will contain (potential) fixes to resolve that problem.

I use the Firefox (FF) browser. Perhaps if you install FF on your MAC, the "edit icons" might become visible.

Go to this site to download FF. It is 7.1 megs.

If the fix works, please add a comment to this post.

If you use a MAC and not FF, and you see teh edit icons, please add a comment with details about your MAC and browser.

Thank you for reading my Career Convergence article entitled "WANTED: Co-editors for Wikipedia articles about career development and related topics".

More information about Wikipedia articles on "career development" topics

• I will add more information about co-editing Wikipedia articles about career development in this forum in Career Development Forums (CF).
  

More biographical information about Pete Hubbard

Please click on this link to view additional biographic information about myself as it relates to NCDA.

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NATIONAL CAREER DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS  

Living with Imbalance:  A New Approach to Career and Caregiving, July 11, 2008, Washington, DC

Entrepreneuring:  Join Leading Career Entrepreneurs in Starting & Growing a Business in the Global Economy, July 10, 2008, Washington, DC

Creating a Satisfying Live/Work Environment in the Midst of Turmoil:  Balancing Career, Caregiving, and Self-Care, Creativity Lab, July 10, 2008, Washington, DC

CARING FOR THE FAMILY CAREGIVER  

February, 2008. Introductory session for professionals who support caregivers. Presenters: Sally Gelardin, Ed.D. and Donna Christner-Lile, NCC. California Counseling Association Conference Cruise.

Now Available...

Career Planning and Adult Development (CPAD) JOURNAL on "Making a Career of Counseling and Advising Caregivers"

ENTREPRENEURSHIP PRESENTATIONS & WORKSHOPS

Private Practice Online . Wednesday evenings: 5-6 pm Pacific time. Call 415 312 4294 to register.

FREE Tele-Interview Series with Leading Counselor Entrepreneurs, such as Dr. Robert Chope,Richard Knowdell, Dr. Edward Colozzi, Carolyn Kalil, Donna Christner-Lile, Dan Pink, Darrell Luzzo Eugene Muscat, Sue Aiken, and more! California Counseling Association. (CCA) Last Thursday of the month, 10 - 11 am.  2008: 1/31, 3/26 (Wed), 4/24, 5/29, 6/19.  

CAREER DEVELOPMENT FACILITATOR & INSTUCTOR TRAINING

 Blended delivery eCDF Career Development Facilitator Training. More Information. Register HERE. 

Career Development Facilitator Instructor In-Person Training. May, 2008. San Jose area, CA. Application and information.

DISTANCE TRAINING

Recurit and Retain Members through a Blogging, Professional Networking eCommunity. Contact Sally@ AskDrSal.com.

Job Serach Practitioner Training. Register Here.

Distance Job and Career Transitions Coach Training .

GCDF Continuing Education Course. Register HERE.

CAREER SERVICES TO PUBLIC

Cafe Vitae. Free All Day Entrepreneurship and Career Tips at Professional Businesswomen of California Conference, San Francisco, CA. April 29, 2008. 

Job Juggler's Job Search and Lifelong Employability eCourse.  Ongoing. self-paced, online. Register HERE.

Embroidery by my wife, Heidi.

Note the Dreamcatcher image, upper middle - LWPS's icon.

(COPY/PASTE and personalize this post in your personal/community blog)

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A: Here is a list of everyone I know who might help me locate a job (include phone #s) 

When you connect with someone on this list "A", describe their comments and move their entry to list "B" below.

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B: Here is a list of those I called from the above list and their response

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Resources

1. Manage Your Career: Develop a network Career OneStop
2. Networking and your job search from The Riley Guide,

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• My Job Search Strategies <-- My Job Search Plan <-- My LifeWork Plans <-- My LifeWork Portal

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When you click on "Post a new entry" (upper left), you will see seven (7) areas that will require your attention. They are

1. Post title: 
2. Add External video: This is not working properly.
3. Add File: See this post about your storage use.
4. Post body:  
5. Keywords: Add your initials to the "Keywords" section in all the posts you create. (Here is why) and add appropriate keywords/tags so that you and others can easily find this post in the future.
6. Access restrictions: Ask yourself who you want to be able to read your post? If you post could help others, use a "Public" AR.  Click here to read more about protecting your personal information in your profiles, posts and files.
7. Post: When you are complete with your post, click "Post" to save it. You can edit and modify your post as often as you wish. 

Comments: Because you are the author of this post, you will automatically see anyone's comments to your posts when you click on your 'View your activity' link under your gold box. (FYI: If you find interesting posts (that you did not create) you can see comments to them in your 'View your activity' webpage if you "Marked them as interesting".

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Go to the next milepost of Create and modify a post in your personal blog or return to this milepost in the Roadmap.

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I've had 13 jobs since I graduated from college; ten (10) while I worked for IBM.

I planned for seven (7) of these transitions and the rest were a total surprise - some good, some not so good.

I have been very happy with most of my jobs, but I will always wonder what my life would have been like had I know some simple career planning skills.

Life happens!

You never know when you will be offered a new job or you will have to start looking for one.

But the more you know about yourself, the better prepared you are for any eventuality.

Planning for a transition is never easy when you just found out about it or are in the middle of it. That is why the best time to plan for that eventual transition is when you are happy and secure in one.

If you agree, take a look at a roadmap for this blogging platform to see if it is right for you.

 

Every post I create has a tag/keyword of either 20%, 40%, 60%, 80% or 100% which represents how "complete" that post is.  This post describes what each per-centage tag means.

I will PASTE the following link in key posts throughout LWPS.

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Please read this message about the status of this and other LWPS posts.

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• Is LWPS right for you?

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Thank you for reading my Career Convergence article entitled "Google Alerts".

More information about Google Alerts

• I will add more information about Google Alerts here (in this post) and in a topic in Career Development Forums (CF).
• I've written several posts in LWPS about Google Alerts and placed a tag of "GA" in the keywords section. You can do a search (above right) for the tag "GA", click on the tag "GA" in the "Keywords" section below, or just click this link to see a list of those posts.

More biographical information about Pete Hubbard

Please click on this link to view additional biographic information about myself as it relates to NCDA.

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1. My SMS: (optimistic; imaginative; flexible; emphathetic; curious)
2. My FTS: (helping others; creating/inventing; desihning/developing; gathering information/researching; analyzing/dissecting)
3. My WCS: (systems analysis; programming; lifework planning;)

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Google Alert for my key skill activity phrases

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