| Who Am I? |
| Hi, my name is Jim Kline and I am Corporate Finance Professional seeking a Director level Financial Planning and Analysis position with a medium to large size organization. I have strong analytical skills and financial skills combined with a exemplary supply chain operations and staff background. My unique combination of skills makes me an extremely qualified candidate for organizations going through transition or the ones that want to beat their competition on a daily basis. My background is supported by a Bachelors of Science in Business Logistics and an MBA from Penn State University. |
| Career Connection |
| Career Connection is a great career and job search group in the Dallas Metroplex area. They have helped tens of thousands of people over the years find themselves and the next career move. While not a charity, the costs are very reasonable $10 to join, $10/month and they offer programming, jobsearch help, some counseling, and even a cup of Joe. The goup meets 10-12AM Tuesday Mornings (9:00 for newbies orientation) @ Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church (Don't worry no one is going to make you pray).
http://www.careerconnection.org |
| Dennis Smith |
| Dennis writes a blog for the talent aquisition portion of T-Mobile.
Yes he is a company flack, but he is a good kind of company flack.
(And no, I am not trying to suck up to him for a fee account, job, or even the latest phone, although I would accept all 3).
If you want to learn more about T-Mobile from the company side of talent aquisition, go to
http://www.wirelessjobs.com |
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| My brother works for the competition |
| Friday, August 11, 2006 |
I had an interesting phone interview yesterday that I may have blown. I started asking questions about the company and their business model. I wanted to make sure I understood the market and who they competed against.
After a few questions the interviewer (and hiring manager) stated I was fairly knowledgable about the market and industry, where did you find this out, it is not in your background.
I admitted that my brother was an officer in a larger competing firm, and we had discussed his firm from time to time. (Oh and I was a customer of his firm, as well as a critic when they did things poorly!) The other side of the conversation was akwardly silent for a few moments and I heard the scratching of her pen wildly taking a note.
Question to all: Is there a problem if your brother is a competitor? Is it an advantage?
A little history. my brother and I worked oposite each other during our days at FedEx, he was finance, I was pricing and marketing and we were poised to be on opposite sides of the fence. |
posted by Jim @ 8/11/2006 08:31:00 AM   |
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