Cybergrrl at Work: Tips and Inspiration for the Professional You
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Cybergrrl at Work: Tips and Inspiration for the Professional You Overview
A leading pioneer of the World Wide Web, Aliza Sherman (aka Cybergrrl) founded one of the first global networking groups for women (Webgrrls International), as well as built her own successful website and search engine. Now this legendary online guru makes it easy for every woman-business beginners, midlife career-changers, and established entrepreneurs-to make the most of the Internet.
Here, in one simple-to-use volume, are all the tools to:
• Earn more money
• Find a new job or career
• Discover the best career sites
• Post a resume
• Work from home
• Start an Internet-based business
• Advertise services
• Take advantage of online resources
• and more
Cybergrrl at Work: Tips and Inspiration for the Professional You Specifications
Get online and prosper, urges Aliza Sherman, founder of Cybergrrl Inc. and Webgrrls International. Her book Cybergrrl at Work is packed with instructive anecdotes of successful wired women and step-by-step suggestions and strategies for women to take full advantage of business and career opportunities on the Internet. "Your best job tools are a modem, mouse and computer monitor," says Sherman, who illustrates her premise with standout chapters on how to find a job online, including where to find the 10 best job sites and the differences between paper and online résumés. Sherman's smart section on "miracle résumés"--critiquing eight traditional résumés and giving them a digital twist--captures the essence of the brave new world of e-recruiting. Other topics include using a telecommuting career to balance work and family, creating a Web site, starting a new media business, and growing your business on the Internet. Sherman capably translates the success of several dozen women into strategies for leveraging career success via the Internet. Her bright ideas transcend sexual politics, offering advice that is not for women only. --Barbara Mackoff
