Friday, May 29, 2020
JibberJobber A Different Tool for Different Stages of Your Career
JibberJobber A Different Tool for Different Stages of Your Career Steve Krum is a long-time JibberJobber user. He shared this in response to a recent update/announcement: I love all you are doing with JJ. I have been using for maybe 6 months in my job search and am now beginning to see the benefits. The power has always been very apparent; however, it is so feature-rich that is can be overwhelming and determining the most effective way for me to use has taken some time. At this point (job search) what I have found is that everything revolves around the Jobs List Panel. As soon as I come across a job, I enter the basics, especially the Job ID. I am vigilant about the Log Entries so I can track each and every step in the life cycle of the job. I will enter the company and any contacts related to the new job, but at this point will not spend a lot of time on these records within JJ. The key with JJ is using the features that meet my needs at different points in my life. I will beef up the company and contacts as they are important (especially the contacts) but not as critical at this point in my life. Thank you for a tool that has helped me be efficient in my life and a key to landing a great job. This is a great email. While I dont like to think that people struggle with it, that it can be overwhelming, and that it takes a long time to figure out, Steve provided great insight to us. Its one reason why weve been working with a UX designer, to help make JibberJobber more intuitive and easier to get up and running. The bigger message that I get from this email is that JibberJobber is a versatile tool that helps you with career and relationship management where you are. Right now it might be in job search, tomorrow it might be in contact management. Or, as Steve said in another email: That it really depends on where we are in our life and what needs we have. And, these needs change over time as our life changes and as the software improves. Thanks for sharing Steve! JibberJobber A Different Tool for Different Stages of Your Career Steve Krum is a long-time JibberJobber user. He shared this in response to a recent update/announcement: I love all you are doing with JJ. I have been using for maybe 6 months in my job search and am now beginning to see the benefits. The power has always been very apparent; however, it is so feature-rich that is can be overwhelming and determining the most effective way for me to use has taken some time. At this point (job search) what I have found is that everything revolves around the Jobs List Panel. As soon as I come across a job, I enter the basics, especially the Job ID. I am vigilant about the Log Entries so I can track each and every step in the life cycle of the job. I will enter the company and any contacts related to the new job, but at this point will not spend a lot of time on these records within JJ. The key with JJ is using the features that meet my needs at different points in my life. I will beef up the company and contacts as they are important (especially the contacts) but not as critical at this point in my life. Thank you for a tool that has helped me be efficient in my life and a key to landing a great job. This is a great email. While I dont like to think that people struggle with it, that it can be overwhelming, and that it takes a long time to figure out, Steve provided great insight to us. Its one reason why weve been working with a UX designer, to help make JibberJobber more intuitive and easier to get up and running. The bigger message that I get from this email is that JibberJobber is a versatile tool that helps you with career and relationship management where you are. Right now it might be in job search, tomorrow it might be in contact management. Or, as Steve said in another email: That it really depends on where we are in our life and what needs we have. And, these needs change over time as our life changes and as the software improves. Thanks for sharing Steve!
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