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Staples Offers Free Printed Resumes and Business Cards
You'll have to do the hard part and write a resume on your own, but Staples will let you print 20 of them free of charge through June 13. It's part of a promotion the chain is calling the Career Stimulus Program. On top of the stack of resumes, the program also includes 40 free business cards.
Your Two Cents: Do You Use Your Business Cards?
Family and friends were the primary recipients of my business cards when I got my first batch from my first job out of college, but I've started using them more as I've gotten older.
Networking situations require an exchange of contact information, and business cards are usually the way to go. Do you use your business cards?
Ten of the Most Creative Business Cards
Most business cards that make their way into networking hands are about the basics — personal information on a business looking platform. Self-employed workers have the freedom to create whatever kind of cards they'd like, and many have succeeded in making truly memorable cards without being cheesy. Oddee named the 10 most creative business cards and included cards from various professions ranging from a couples therapist to an acupuncturist.
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Friend Request IRL: The Facebook Business Card
First, a designer appropriated the Google logo to use as a business card, now Facebook is getting the biz card treatment too, via Jean-Baptiste Gouraud's business cards, which look like a Facebook friend request page (and in French)!
As creative as Lego's Lego Figurine "Cards," I wonder how many other Internet-inspired business cards we'll see? A 140-character description of how marketable you are?
Flaunt Your Twitter Profile With These Personal Business Cards
Tweet tweet! If you're trying to gain more followers on Twitter, why not pimp yourself out — with Twitter business cards?! Just as chic and eye catching as the Google Search cards, these handmade cards from Etsy seller scribblemonkey cost $19 for a pack of 50 and are printed on thick white glossy cardstock.
Fab Finding Follow Up: A Fab Business Card Holder
I recently confided in you that I don't have a super stylish business card holder but hello?! I certainly need one! So what immediately came to mind was this Louis Vuitton Business Card Holder, $170.
Networking Now: Twitter In, Business Cards Out
While at a BlackBerry Storm event the other night, I couldn't help but notice the lack of business cards being exchanged between industry types. And while chatting with another blogger (who is as obsessed with phones as I am) about the upcoming E3 gaming expo, we agreed we should meet up while we were there. As I was fishing for a card to give her, she instead asked for my Twitter name and told me "business cards are so last year."
Lego Business "Cards": They're Lego People!
I didn't think anything could snag the title of geekiest business card design from the awesome Google search card, but I have definitely found a challenger — these Legos below are actually "business cards" for employees!
Yes, the name of the employee is printed on the front of the Lego figure, and their other pertinent info is printed on the back.
They don't exactly fit in your wallet or Rolodex, but could you begrudge them that?
Chic Business-Card Cases
Business cards seem so old-fashioned in the digital age, but high-powered people still love to swap them. So if you have to tote them around, you might as well have a chic business-card case to carry them in. Really, don't we all want an excuse to buy another accessory?
Come Fab Finding With Me: A Fab Business Card Holder
I hope I don't shock you all when I confess I don't have a spiffy business card holder. The last one I had was sort of funky (it had multi-colored polka dots on it) and I've outgrown it, to say the least. Not that I want one that is stuffy and boring but I want something nice and professional - but fashionable.
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