Networking Backfires: Help Invites Risk and Backlash
A nonprofit editor’s offer to improve a job applicant’s resume backfires when the corrected cover letter reaches hiring managers with snarky comments still attached. Networking begins with good intent but can create reputational risks and time drains for both sides.
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Sadie Dingfelder
Dingfelder
Vickie Gray
Gray
District of Columbia
McDonald Optical Honored With Roots Award
The McDonald family’s optical business, started by Alfred McDonald in 1956 and now run by Don and John McDonald, received the Iowa City Area Chamber of Commerce Roots Award. The Iowa City locations include 16 S Clinton and 1614 Sycamore with a Cedar Rapids site at 2740 First Ave NE.
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McDonald Optical
Tera Washpun
Iowa City
Ali Hayford
North Liberty
Jessica Deaderick
S. Clinton St
Cedar Rapids
George G. Ford
Owa City
McDonald
Alfred McDonald
Don and
John McDonald
Sycamore St
University Hospitals
First Ave
Reid McDonald
Alfred and
Mary McDonald
Don McDonald
Molly McDonald-Bell
Don
John
Robots help hospitalized boy learn from bed to classroom
Thirteen year old Achim Nurse uses two telepresence robots, Mr Spike at bedside and Mrs Candy in the classroom, to stay in school during months of hospitalization at Blythedale Children's Hospital in Valhalla. The PEBBLES project connects his bed to live classroom video, enabling real presence and social interaction.
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Fitzgerald Associated Press
Achim
Spike
Candy
Blythedale Children’s Hospital
Valhalla
New York City
Andrew Summa
Bob Langerfield
Summa
Langerfield
United States
Actim
Brooklyn
N.Y
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Amy Joyce
Washington Post
Brian Raw
Whates
the Gazette
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C.R
Pebbles Project
Pebblesproject
Blythedale