I don't know if seeing you ahead of time is always a good idea. You may get people judging you just based on your looks.
I work in a field that requires a high degree of knowledge of Mathematics, Computer Science and Engineering. And people in the field are judging you on your intelligence. I tend to get the same reaction from people who have never talked to me. I don't "look smart" apparently. What I get most people saying is that I look more like a bouncer or personal trainer. (And apparently that means not "looking smart".) But if the first time they see you is when they see you face-to-face, then you have a chance to impress them with what you say and how you answer their questions. (And they can't just dismiss you because of your looks.) See ya -- Charles Iliya Krempeaux, B.Sc. http://ChangeLog.ca/ Motorsport Videos http://TireBiterZ.com/ Vlog Razor... Vlogging News... http://vlograzor.com/ On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 8:15 AM, Mike Moon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Along this same lines, I recently sent out several resumes. With the > cover letter I included a link to my vlog. Those doing the hiring, if > so inclided, can see who I am. This is me... this is what I'm like ... > the good, the bad and the weird. Feel my energy. > > As a manager, it'd be great to get some insight of the people I would > bring on board with a sample of their personality. > I'm note sure that a rehearsed greeting would offer the same view into > the person as would years of video clips. > > Mike > http://vlog.mikemoon.net > > --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Jay Deragon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > > > > > > > Profiles on social networks all contain pretty much the same > information about people, name, experience, location, bio etc. The > social web has become the largest database of resumes with pictures, > connected friends and depending on the network a host of other > applications, i.e. Facebook. > > The data contained in a profile provides the very basic information > necessary for people to determine if there is synergy for a possible > relationship for multiple reasons. However what appears to be missing > is a personal touch to better identify people on a personal and human > level. > > > > What if we could experience a person introducing themselves and hear > them express who they are and what they are about? Would that further > the "personalization" of the social web? > > > > A Shift to More Personalization > > > > Recently we were introduced to a unique video application that > enables people to personalize who they are and what they are about > throughout the social web. > > > > People can now instantly create video's that are superimpose over > their profiles, blogs or web sites and deliver short or long messages > then fad away. The application enables users to create different > messages for different days, different platforms or different blogs. > Everything is customizable including the video wrapper look and feel > as well as feeds in and around the wrapper. A unique approach that > helps "personalizes" the social web. > > > > Now imagine an inventory of different wrappers and the ability to > change up the wrapper and the video message as often as you'd like. > > > > 1.. Imagine when people land on your profile your there to > personally announce yourself and new things your involved with or > looking for. > > 2.. Imagine delivering "news" about yourself or your company > wrapped in a screen that looks like Fox News or CNN > > 3.. Imagine having a screen wrap with your company logo and image > and talking about what your company provides or the special news about > your company. > > 4.. Imagine selling your profile intro within the virtual space to > a sponsor or advertiser. > > 5.. Imagine being able to broadcast anything, everything and doing > so everywhere, blogs, profiles etc. with different messages and > different wrappers and you have totally control over the content, > length, style, message and frequency. > > 6.. Imagine telling the world about you and giving them the next > dimension of interaction and human touch...imagine no further. > > Self expression has become the "storm" created by the masses. The > movement is now shifting forward with the introduction of GoYoDeo, a > multimedia tool that enhances self expression beyond simply text and > images. > > > > GoYoDeo enables users, marketers, business to create and super > impose an interactive audio and video message over social network > profiles, blogs, Wiki's and every kind of social media within the > landscape of the social web. > > > > GoYoDeo enables users, businesses and media to create their own > interactive multimedia message on the fly and use the tool as both a > broadcasting medium of introduction or promotion throughout the social > web. The GoYoDeo utility is easy to use and anyone can upload > customized messages wrapped in a container that suits their style, > their message, the platform of use or the community image. > > > > The utility is free to users and available for customization by > commercial concerns, media, businesses and institutions wishing to > create the next and most interactive media experience within the > social web. > > > > Self expression has just been shifted to a new level and > possibilities are endless to those individuals and businesses wishing > to take the social web to the next level. > > > > If your interested go to GoYoDeo today and start using the next > level of multimedia social networking tools for FREE. > > > > To see how the application works on my Linkedin profile go here. > > > > To sign up for GoYoDeo go here. > > > > We'd be happy to introduce you to the GoYodeo Team. > > > > What say you? > > > > Regards > > _________________________________ > > Jay Deragon > > Managing Partner > > Link To Your World, www.linktoyourworld.com > > Get the book "The Emergence of The Relationship Economy" here > http://tinyurl.com/2pd9u4 > > Relationship Economy.. 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