About Mark Babbitt
Mark S. Babbitt is CEO and Founder of YouTern, a social career resource for college students, recent graduates, and young professionals that enables them to find their first or next internship or job. Mashable calls YouTern a "Top 5 Online Community for Starting Your Career" and Forbes and About.com have named YouTern to their lists of best career sites multiple times. Mark is also President of WorqIQ, a community and change management consultancy that looks at the key factors that contribute to an organization’s collective Workplace Intelligence (WQ). His newest passion project, ForwardHeroes, launches in 2018 to help our military veterans make a successful transition into the civilian workforce. Babbitt is a co-author of the best-seller A World Gone Social: How Companies Must Adapt to Survive. His thought leadership can also be found in Forbes, Entrepreneur, Harvard Business Review, Inc., Monster, and many other top publications. An in-demand speaker, Mark was named one of Inc. Magazines Top 100 Leadership Speakers.
Website: http://www.youtern.com
Posts by Mark Babbitt:
10 Things That Must Be Said in Every Job Interview
While a lot advice will tell you what not to say in a job interview (don’t badmouth your boss, don’t ask about salary in the first five minutes, etc.), there isn’t much advice on what you really should say during those precious 45 minutes. What can you say to a...
Job Search and the Role of Communication
Depression caused by chronic unemployment can be all-consuming. While job seekers are certainly not responsible for our current economy, this problem seems to be compounded by our attitudes: pessimism, angst and guilt. And not to twist the already inserted knife, but...
Recruiters and Older Job Seekers
We all know being an older Job Seeker is just a state of mind. Most of us are ready to contribute right now, regardless of our birth generation. However, it seems there is continuing bias against workforce veterans… and that relevancy as a candidate is perhaps...
Basic Training for Job Seekers: 2014 Style
“What’s the one thing I need to do to stand out among so many applicants?” That is the question – after speaking engagements, webinars and Twitter chats – that I get most often from young careerists. Beyond the first-handshake meeting, I rarely know the passions,...
