Anonymous
04/13/2013 21:22
Subject: Business cards if you're out of work
Anonymous
04/13/2013 18:08
Subject: Business cards if you're out of work
Worth having a card. You can put a 'job title' that is more like a job goal or summary of your experience
As for vendors, vistaprint is ubiquitous but can get the job done; TinyPrints are more boutique, a little pricier. I just got some simple inexpensive ones at Office Depot, they have a same day version you can get 100 or 200 of.
As for vendors, vistaprint is ubiquitous but can get the job done; TinyPrints are more boutique, a little pricier. I just got some simple inexpensive ones at Office Depot, they have a same day version you can get 100 or 200 of.
Anonymous
04/13/2013 11:52
Subject: Business cards if you're out of work
Anonymous wrote:I still like having a card, OP. Your idea sounds just perfect.
Thanks for the feedback.
Anonymous
04/13/2013 11:52
Subject: Business cards if you're out of work
Anonymous wrote:I don't have much use for cards anymore. Just take note and follow up on LinkedIn afterwards.
I do that anyway, but there's that awkward moment at the end of the conversation "do you have a card?" People still exchange cards at networking events.
Anonymous
04/12/2013 22:55
Subject: Business cards if you're out of work
I still like having a card, OP. Your idea sounds just perfect.
Anonymous
04/12/2013 22:50
Subject: Business cards if you're out of work
I don't have much use for cards anymore. Just take note and follow up on LinkedIn afterwards.
Anonymous
04/12/2013 21:29
Subject: Business cards if you're out of work
Struggling to get back into the workforce, and realized I should have some personal cards to hand out at networking events. What advice to you have for making some professional looking ones? Just name, profession, email and phone number on a white background? Any recommendations on internet vendors? Thanks!