- Update your LinkedIn profile. Include your picture. Edit your profile | LinkedIn Help
- Let recruiters know you’re Open to Work | LinkedIn Help
- How to Request a recommendation | LinkedIn Help
- Make a one-page resume. If you are giving your resume to a human to read (versus a machine to scan for keywords) I recommend having a one-page resume with a picture of yourself and a layout that looks nice.
- I used EnhanCV the last several times I had to create a resume. Eventually I migrated it to Word.
- You can also use a Word resume template (again, I recommend you select one with a place for your photo.
- If you are a former coworker of mine, connect with me on LinkedIn
- Make a post on LinkedIn telling people what you are looking for. Direct Message me with the link to the post, and I will repost it so people in my network can see it.
- TalentCraft recruited me to NORC in 2022. Their recruiters are on LinkedIn: Austin Foote is the one I know.
- Other people in my LI network that are hiring are:
Resources Roundup: M365 Message Center
- Slides from “What’s new in Copilot in YOUR Tenant” presentation at Microsoft Ignite 2024
- 365 Message Center Show | Daniel Glenn and Darrell Webster
- The Maturity Model for Microsoft 365 (MM4M365)
- Tracking what’s new and next for Teams in Your tenant | SlideShare
- ChangePilot – Message Centre & Roadmap Management Tool
- Managing Microsoft 365 Message Center Triage With Planner (16 minutes) – YouTube
- About admin roles in the Microsoft 365 admin center – Microsoft 365 admin | Microsoft Learn – including the Message Center Reader role
Can AI help with MC Planner Task Assignment?
I asked one of my coworkers to read my previous blog post, Messge Center Triage is a Team Sport, and he (paraphrasing here) asked me, could AI help with that? Probably! Viewed through the lense of machine learning, the problem Continue reading Can AI help with MC Planner Task Assignment?
Messge Center Triage is a Team Sport
All M365 tenants need a process for reviewing the messages Microsoft posts to the M365 Message Center (MC) daily. For some companies, that means a weekly meeting in which the M365 service owners and other stakeholders review the MC posts Continue reading Messge Center Triage is a Team Sport
M365 Chicago is this Friday!
I couldn’t be more excited about the lineup of sessions we have for you! We have a nearly even split between sessions on Teams, Employee Experience with Viva, Power Platform, and User Adoption + Productivity. That’s a whopping 70 sessions, Continue reading M365 Chicago is this Friday!
5 Productivity Hacks for September
Here are 5 productivity hacks for September. Screenshots are taken from Windows 11. Clipboard History You copy and paste all the time. Control+V to paste from the clipboard only paste the very last thing you copied. Try Windows+V! The first Continue reading 5 Productivity Hacks for September
The Evolution of M365 Message Center Triage
I was looking back over my previous posts and realized how much the process of weekly triage of Message Center messages has evolved over the years. Almost 5 years ago, in July 2017, I wrote up the process I used Continue reading The Evolution of M365 Message Center Triage
Three Office 365 Tips from the 2022 M365 Virtual Marathon
At the M365 Virtual Marathon May 4-6, 2022, I presented my session, Hidden Gems of Office. The Slide Deck is on SlideShare. At the end of the session, I asked the audience to share their top tips, and here are Continue reading Three Office 365 Tips from the 2022 M365 Virtual Marathon
Training is the key to productivity
Training is the key to productivity and how you train matters. One of my friends, Asif Rehmani, is passionate on this topic and blogs and speaks on it often. However, that’s not what reminded me of this. I was on Continue reading Training is the key to productivity
Hidden Gems of Office 365
I gave this session at the M365 Virtual Marathon on May 5th. My slides are on SlideShare here: https://www.slideshare.net/MichaelBlumenthal/hidden-gems-of-microsoft-office. The recording will eventually be on YouTube in the M365 Virtual Marathon channel. At the end of my presentation, I asked Continue reading Hidden Gems of Office 365