Another suggestion when interviewing: if the company is publicly held, research recent articles from the financial press and brokers who track the company's stock. This will provide you with an in-depth look as to how the company is performing and its success and shortfalls. Then tailor yourself to solve those problems. Try to know more about the company than the interviewer! David Wiesley (http://www.fistmexicogroup.com) on Aug 14 2010, 01:09pm Reply
Thanks bob for the tips, I used it to get a job for you. Love your vlogs. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge and expierence. It is priceless.
Bob love the videos. I have been watching all of them. Once thing for improvement. After each video you display two previous episodes in the video window. I think for all but the current video (of course) should display one previous and one newer episode.
As a learning and development professional, I love your work. It's engaging, uplifting, entertaining and, moreover, contains valuable, practical insights. It takes some people a "textbook" to convey the essentials you put across in a matter of minutes. Frank T. (http://www.smetrain.com) on Jul 8 2010, 07:03pm Reply
I am self employed but once again you have motivational quotes that help me do more. You keep it positive. Your my idol. Thanks for the hard work.
Great work Bob. You captivated my ability to focus, so that to me, in that respect, must capture the eye of many others out there looking for "that edge". look forward to meeting you in the future. Very well stated. And the fact that you hit some main topics that directly relate to many prospective customers, show that there is a quality of mindset, that remains focused on getting "GO DADDY" out there, and with the means of pulling through a excellent demonstration at the very least. I enjoyed viewing, and was a complete reminder that, not sweating the small stuff, can be some of the best advice for anyone. Very nicely done! Jason Dobizl on Jun 25 2010, 07:07pm Reply
Bob,
I watch this video to pump myself up before each interview I do... It helps a lot to get me ready.. and focused. bruce (http://www.amazingescape.com) on Jun 8 2010, 07:53am Reply
its such a relief to get advice from someone who has already been down that road and is successful. Just following your advice on your videos has helped me so much, thank you for being so generous with your knowledge. Its amazing how just a simple rule or application of a simple idea can turn something around 180 degrees, thanks again, you are very inspiring, I look forward to meeting you one day as a fellow millionaire. Talmadge Harper on Jun 2 2010, 06:50am Reply
Great Advice! I am in the process of starting a small business. Right now I'm in the phase of looking for financing. Your videos are a great resource and very fun at the same time. Thank you.
Last week I applied for a temporary position in Cedar Rapids to help bridge the gap during a GoDaddy employee's upcoming maternity leave. Before completing the online application, I checked out GoDaddy.com and immediately found your 16 Rules for Success. Awesome. Today I received a call from a GoDaddy recruiter in AZ who scheduled a phone interview for me on Thursday. Even more awesome. I just watched your video on nailing an interview. It's up to me, now. I'm in. Thanks for the incite!
You, your videos and AC/DC rock. Dave on Mar 27 2010, 10:29am Reply
Hello.. how did you make your voice sound better in the next video.. did you use a better microphone or what i noticed differences that made it better?? Victor Sanchez on Mar 25 2010, 08:35pm Reply
Hey Bob: I never really knew what Go-Daddy did. I've seen the name at the IRL races where I work sometimes (we do the A/V for the crowds) and track feeds for the teams so I've met Danica and thought I'd check it out. Your video blogs are GREAT! Free info that has actual substance! I'll apply every tip to my own side business I'm trying to make into a super-power. Only one small problem, you have a great smile and are very charismatic in the blogs but the banner on the page shows you with a big ol' frown on. Keep smilin' and thanks for all the great info! Maybe see you in St. Pete's. Kevin Haughey (http://www.nationaldjs.com) on Mar 20 2010, 04:36am Reply
Incredible Advice! I am in the process of starting a small business right now. I'm still in the business plan building phase and will soon be looking for financing. Bob's videos are a great resource..and very entertaining! Have any advice on getting start up money??
Dr. Bob's video are great. He just save me 2000 bucks. I can celled my plans to attend my National Auctioneer training session for a week at Indiana U. I'm watching all of Dr. Bobs videos and taking notes. These are great-Informative and to the point that's what makes them great. They also come with visual aids like the Go Daddy girls. Keep up the good work. Dr.Joe Abal (http://www.abalauction.com) on Mar 4 2010, 11:42am Reply
I love the lessons, but why, why, why do you have to put in those clips of people getting beat the hell up? Ouch! Matt (http://3villabs.com) on Mar 3 2010, 03:36pm Reply
I loved the "Interviewing" clip! Very useful in these competative times. Gina (http://www.equineinform.com) on Mar 2 2010, 04:12pm Reply
Hi Bob,
Outstanding job as usual! We think every high school graduate and a college graduate should see this video. Malini Hoover (http://www.iaam.com) on Feb 27 2010, 12:10pm Reply
Hey kids, listen to Uncle Bob! He's from B-More, hon. I'm over der in Bowie, sittin' out on the stoop lookin' for some o' dem nice crabs and a Natty Bo.
Everyone about to interview or enter into any negotiation needs to check this video out. Chris (http://wp.me/pOEb4-g) on Feb 20 2010, 03:41pm Reply
Very comprehensive 'Interview' video Bob. I think I will use as much of the info as possible on my next interview. Thanks. Jared Cicon (http://www.videocontestking.com) on Feb 13 2010, 02:37am Reply
Awesome tips for interviews. I have been to already a few interviews and I know I have made mistakes was not all that prepared. I was like an idiot. and so now I am an idiot for not prepraring better. I am still looking! not easy! its very competitve. some times I think that companies wants a perfect candidate, wats wrong withs, I also tthink that some are age discriminating even though they are not supposed to d that. Laura Gutierrez on Feb 10 2010, 12:57pm Reply
Ep.30
Bob small comment on interviewing for a job. I was waiting for the make eye contact remark. that relays confidence right from the start. This is my first time to your web sight may be my last but for all it's worth good job. cracked my up! info of the (3) interviews I have been on in my life (2) I recieved the job the 1st one was just out of my field of expertise and still came in third of all the canidaites. (R)ENC(SW) Picciano Anthony Picciano on Feb 8 2010, 03:50pm Reply
Bob:
As a former Professional Headhunter, I must say you are right on target. It is amazing to me that so many mid to senior level business people think interviews are about them...I've always instructed my candidates to meet the objective of the interview. if its to get a second interview, then do only enough to get the second interview. It the interview is designed to get you to the offer stage... then do what you need to do to get the offer and no more/less than that. etc.
Great work... Keep it up and thanks for all the help you give, free of charge.
Bob, you're the man! Thanks for pushing and others down the right path. Ilia (http://www.bdandm.ca) on Feb 6 2010, 12:21am Reply
Hi Bob, im unemployed and dont enjoy interviews even though im an intelligent person with qualifications, i have never been taught (which they should teach in school) the art of interviews and how both parties think, watching your video has helped me understand that bit more and i feel more confident for my next interview, one thing i have been told is go into an interview like your going to see your best friend and be confident but cocky. I see you like your sports bikes me too, take a test ride on the new Honda VFR1200 2010 model, i think you will like it. Thanks again for your casual and informative videos and godaddy girls ROCK! Angus on Jan 27 2010, 08:24pm Reply
Bob,
Funny - I have not visited your vlog in a month or so and was transfering more domains so I stooped by and saw this vlog.
I am interviewing 9 people for a opening in our company tomorrow and was nodding my head the whole way through your vlog. I am always amazed at how little people know about the company they are applying for.
My other company Nutty Idea my custom trail mix company is hiring as well - here is to a strong 2010!
Bob
You nailed it! People making it about "them" and saying anything negative is a huge turn off! One thing you didn't touch on is "knowing when to shut up" . They don't have all day. =) Jamie (http://usaspire.com) on Jan 24 2010, 02:58pm Reply
Bob,
I'm interested in your Professional Development Manager job and have begun the interview process. Is it cheating to use these great ideas to try to get a job with your company? Ha Ha! Wish me luck.
Paul,
I think Bob would be pissed if you didn't use his great advise! WTG Paul! Good luck. jamie on Jan 24 2010, 03:00pm Reply
Hey Bob,
Another great video! Thanks for the embed codes so we can share this info with those who need it! MrRoadRageDotCom (http://mrroadrage.com) on Jan 13 2010, 07:14am Reply
Dear Bob,
I watched your video lectures on negotiation and interview. Both are worth inclusion in Havard MBA curriculums. I really admired your disposition and methodology during the presentations.
Just keep watching Bob's VLOGS and check out his blogs from the past several years!
Nima Jones
(helping out while Bob is away working on Super Bowl stuff) Nima on Jan 13 2010, 08:29am Reply
I so enjoy your videos, very funny, but most of all very informative and not boring. Thanks for sharing your knowledge, I can sure put it to use. Nelida (http://multipleincomesecrets.com) on Jan 6 2010, 10:36pm Reply
Great video series bob. Very informative, straight to the point, and good editing. I like to see a big CEO making his own video's and directly talking to his customers. Good job. John Devine (http://www.speedupmypc.ws) on Jan 6 2010, 10:18am Reply
Hi Bob,
How true this is! I've been interviewing with a few companies and the last interview I practiced many situations you suggested; Know the company you're interviewing for; Know some historical facts about the C-Levels and other top officials. You supplied good practices and they work. I made the second interview. David Moro (http://www.flyrcii.net) on Jan 1 2010, 11:06am Reply
Dear David:
Great to hear that Bob's tips helped! We wish you the best on the 2nd interview!
Nima Jones (helping out while Bob is away) Nima on Jan 4 2010, 08:45am Reply
That was great Bob...the best in video blogging and making a strong point.
Practice makes perfect, so interview at as many places as possible...it's the only way to get exposure with the useful tips given in this awesome video.
Great vid on how to do an interview, I'm taking notes and getting ready to go have an interview with the GoDaddy folks in about 11/2 hours from now. This is great stuff. I'm making sure my friends watch this before they go to their interviews. Thanks GoDaddyBob.
Dok Washington Dok Washington (http://www.myspace.com/dokngal) on Dec 17 2009, 11:25am Reply
I'll have to watch this a few times! Great tips! I'll be changing a few things and keeping some of those points in mind. Thanks for the awesome video!
Hi Bob, I am applying at GoDaddy, and I appreciate all your tips. They all ring very true, which tells me how intuitive they really are. I once worked for a Maverick businessman years ago, and my experience was the best of my life. I look forward to the same atmosphere and great times ahead. Thank you very much. Amy Bowler on Dec 8 2009, 02:59pm Reply
Great video, Bob!
Next time I'm going to park my car outside the building and bring my celular, so I don't have to borrow a phone to call the trauma center.
I don't think I stuck to this program! Carolyn on Nov 29 2009, 03:30pm Reply
Finally someone made a video of the obvious, still amazed how many people will go to an interview without any idea of what the business does. Just watch how much you do know about a company, I've made the mistake of asking a TV show some questions that made them defensive and possibly lost my hosting gig, but legitimate concerns i had maybe it wasn't the right time to ask them. Kris VanOrden (http://www.haraces.com) on Nov 29 2009, 12:41pm Reply
Thanks, I was fired from a very good paying job
and needed to be slap upside the head. I'll just find a better oneI read your sixteen rules, Episode 29 crashes Mark Russo on Nov 22 2009, 10:24am Reply
Bob, Thank you very much for the advice. I have been recently laid off from my job at a motorcycle shop and replaced by less competent staff.These tips will really help me land a way better job. Frank U. Marra on Nov 18 2009, 03:04pm Reply
Bob - long time no see! Thanks for the tips on job interviews! I implemented your suggestions and just started my new job on Monday!
Thanks again. Rick Titus on Nov 17 2009, 04:05pm Reply
I decided to watch your video for the humor factor.
That being said, I am actually quite suprised at some of the tips I picked up.
I have an interview next week for a job that I have already had to pass two exams/assesments for, & I believe some of the things you mentioned in your video, may give me the edge over some of the other applicants.
Thanks Bob, you crazy ole goat ;o) James (http://admin2go.info) on Nov 17 2009, 08:45am Reply
Bob, you are very creative in getting the message accross. I enjoyed the little funny clips in between points (car crashing into shop).
I loved this video 'How 2 nail any interview'. It's true that most people want to make the interview about themselves and not about the company. Good stuff. Public Speaking (http://www.changingtools.com) on Nov 13 2009, 12:18pm Reply
Hello there
I had such a good laugh , !!!!
Congratulations
Patrick Patrick GENSAU on Nov 13 2009, 12:16pm Reply
Hi Bob !
Getting things done. Being out there in a positive way to people is what i like most about Godaddy.com. It is not just about work, it is about for yourself. On Friday night, i can say that i had a hip week behind me and i am ready to move on.
You got to see or read about failures to think like this. And hey, i see them every day on my pc screen
Hello Bod
I am a new employee at your company and
I want to let you know that I already love it here.
I am going to strive to be one of your best employees. I will live, eat and breath the information on this website until its second nature.
Thank You
R.Holmes R. Holmes on Nov 11 2009, 02:39am Reply
Re: Episode #30 (All comments seem to go to the last post)
Great info Dr. Bob!
Here's one idea for any job seeker. Create a blog about your profession and keep it updated. This is demonstrate to employers that you are not the type of person not to just sit around and that you are a person of action and ideas.
The cost is so little when you consider the rewards of becoming 'discovered' as perfect fit for your dream job. Once you have a blog, put the URL of on your resume.
Really want to make an impression?
Get your a domain name with your name and use that. You will be surprised how many HR folks will investigate a URL when it's in front of them. Use the free blog with Godaddy, point it to your existing blog or purchase a hosting plan to extend the display of your professional knowledge. This can turn your blog into a living resume.
Thanks for the tribute from all Marines who have and are serving ...
Outstanding job.
(1971-1991) Judy, GySgt USMC (ret) on Nov 9 2009, 05:18pm Reply
Thank you, to Bob and all of the other Men and Women of all of the armed forces, past, present and future. I salute you. D.Adair (http://facespages.com/) on Nov 9 2009, 05:12pm Reply
I just want to say Thank You to all of our men and women in the service who has sacrificed so much to fight for the freedom of others. There is a special song called "Bring 'em Home"
I have written for you all on my website. Thank you so much and God Bless!
Joy! Joy Hawkins (http://www.joyhawkins.com) on Nov 9 2009, 05:07pm Reply
Aloha Bob,
Thank you so much for the tribute to the Marines. I have a Marine Capt. son who just finished a tour in Kenya, after 1 year in Iraq. He will be going to Afganistan in June. I will pass this off to him. Thank you for your acknowledgement and support. Sharon Boudreau (http://designtimeonling.com) on Nov 9 2009, 03:58pm Reply
Thanks for the Marine Tribute from an old Nam era Marine. DENNIS LAIRD WICHITA KS on Nov 9 2009, 03:41pm Reply
Hi Bob
Congratulations for your marine tribute film ! ! !
Very Cool ! ! !
An old sailor man from argentina wants to join you in this tribute
Happy birthday Marines ! ! !
juan juan (http://www.travelhelp.me) on Nov 9 2009, 03:39pm Reply
Excellent tribute to the Corps sir and thank you very much for sharing it.
Happy Birthday Devil Dog!
USMC 1991-1995 G.M. Hunter on Nov 9 2009, 03:03pm Reply
Happy 234th Birthday Devil Dogs!!
Semper Fi!
Thank you Bob for the wonderful video tribute to our Corps. WELL DONE!!
Thank You for this tribute, especially now. My only brother Allen Wesley Courtney Jr, was killed in Vietnam May '68. Marine Alpha 1/1 His story is now in the history books. But his sister and brothers never forget. Julia Courtney Reagan (http://flipfloptop.com) on Nov 9 2009, 02:59pm Reply
Dear Bob,
Your tribute to the finest fighting force on the face of this earth made me smile and took me back to four of the best years of my life (1976-1980) at MCAS, El Toro, Santa Ana, CA. I salute you and all of my brothers and sisters past, present, and future. And to the courageous men and women serving in Afghanistan and Iraq, please know and believe that America is behind you all for helping to fight the fight that is right and just. Thank you for keeping safe the home of the free and the brave. Semper Fi and Happy Birthday. Kim Kruger on Nov 9 2009, 02:49pm Reply
Bob,
Thank you for your tribute to the gallant men and women of the US Marine Corps. My father, Nathan Babcock, Lt. Colonel, USMC Ret., who served in active and Reserve USMC for 36 years, including landings at Cape Gloucester, Peleliu, and Okinawa, passed away in September. He always attended the annual Marine Corps Birthday celebrations (in recent years at nearby Luke AFB), and his presence will be missed this year. I have been a happy Go Daddy customer for the past seven years, and very much appreciate your recognition of your fellow Marines! Jeffrey Babcock on Nov 9 2009, 02:46pm Reply
Hi Bob,
Again, thank you for this incredible tribute to the United States Marines. My Daddy, David, passed away in April of this year. He served in the Marine Corps and until the day he died, he shared with the world how proud he was to be a Marine. He had retired to Ireland 20 years ago. At the service in this beautiful cathedral in Skibbereen, Ireland, we were to place some items of Daddy's on his coffin. One of the momentos was one of his golf balls with the US Marine logo on it. During the service, at just the appropriate moment, the golf ball fell off the casket and bounced down the aisle. All that was heard was "well now that's a Marine for you! Thank you Bob, for serving our country on the ground and in cyberspace.
Victoria Adam Victoria Adam (http://www.ojaivalleydirectory.com) on Nov 9 2009, 01:55pm Reply
Beautiful tribute to THE MARINES!
Let's not forget our POSTAL WORKERS! John Taylor on Nov 9 2009, 01:48pm Reply
I don't know who to send this to so I'm just typing it and hopefully it gets to the upper management.
I have been with you guys for over a year and I have to say you have got to have the best staff out of any company I have ever been with or dealt with.
Your staff has always been nothing but great, actually beyond great. I always recommend you guys and I hope that you guys just keep up the great work. I dealt with Mathew he was great. Chris Gay (http://chrisgaythecomic.com) on Nov 9 2009, 01:46pm Reply
Mr. Parsons, I want to take a moment to thank you personally for your tribute to our devil dogs! The video brought back a lot of memories of experiences I personally had while I served. So from one Marine to another...Semper Fi and Happy Birthday!
Respectfully,
Howard
Served USMC from 1986-1996. Howard on Nov 9 2009, 01:06pm Reply
Thank you Mr Parsons for the Marine Corps 234th Birthday tribute. It is inspiring and humbling to remember the selfless loyalty of our troops who have served throughout US history and who currently serve today. Thank you for your service and recognizing these courageous people! Bryan Woodford (http://woodfordgallery.com) on Nov 9 2009, 11:47am Reply
Bob,
Thank you for honoring our Marines with this email. My son is an active Marine - served 2 tours in Iraq, is currently state side and leaving for a tour of Afghanistan after the New Year. He was on my heart this morning and your email gave me a big boost and smile. I sent it off to all my family. Including my older bro, a Marine who served in Vietnam. Know that your not only honoring our Marines - but acknowledging all the families at home that love and support these guys!
MUCH APPRECIATED!! Colleen
P,S,
I am new to Go Daddy - just starting a new business and am trilled with all the tools and support. Now more than ever!! Colleen Wilks on Nov 9 2009, 11:35am Reply
Mr. Parsons:
Ooh-rah!
Always appreciate your patriotism and birthday card.
Semper-Fi
USMC 68-72 A.R.Birdsong on Nov 9 2009, 11:20am Reply
Dr. Bob,
Happy Birthday and Semper fi Marine!
Great tribute to all those currently serving and especially to all those that came before us.
Well Done Sir!
Thank You Cbou101 on Nov 9 2009, 11:00am Reply
A very interesting video! Thank You Mr. Parsons!
You so powerful and wise! Alex (http://www.covenantdomains.com) on Nov 9 2009, 04:51am Reply
When we searching a company where to register domain for our project there was no question. Our administrator said - godaddy.com for sure. Though in our country there are no your advertisements - we are in Baltic states, EU. But everyone everyone knows about godaddy.com! You really very smart entrepreneur, Bob! good luck! Imperial Markets (http://www.imperialmarkets.com/) on Nov 9 2009, 04:43am Reply
It is that wonderful time of year again (10 November), where ALL MARINES, current and former look around for a fellow Marine to say... HAPPY 234th BIRTHDAY, DEVIL DOG!!
Since 1775, the United States Marines have made the world a safer and better place to live.
There are so many, but I wished to share some of my favorite quotes about the United States Marines...
* President Ronald Reagan said in 1985,
>> Some people spend an entire lifetime wondering if they made a difference in the world. But, the Marines don't have that problem!
RAdm."Jay" R. Stark, USN; 10 November 1995 said,
>> Marines I see as two breeds, Rottweilers or Dobermans, because Marines come in two varieties, big and mean, or skinny and mean. They're aggressive on the attack and tenacious on defense. They've got really short hair and they always go for the throat.
Karen Aquilar, in the U.S. Embassy; Mogadishu, Somalia, 1991 said,
>> They told (us) to open up the Embassy, or "we'll blow you away." And then they looked up and saw the Marines on the roof with these really big guns, and they said in Somali, "Igaralli ahow," which means "Excuse me, I didn't mean it, my mistake."
* Thomas E. Ricks; Making the Corps, 1997 said,
>> The United States Marine Corps, with it fiercely proud tradition of excellence in combat, its hallowed rituals, and its unbending code of honor, is part of the fabric of American myth.
There is only one thing in this world that I hold near and dear to my heart....
My children and family which includes every United States Marine (which, I too am proud to claim the title).
This which has always been and will continue to be one of my most cherished accomplishment.
As a final note, in history, as always there is a war on somewhere in the world and the United States Marines are always there to protect those who cannot protect themselves.
SEMPER FIDELIS or Semper Fi as it has come to be known, is the Marines motto and it means "Always Faithful"!
I have always believed it to be true.
SEMPER FI... is a Way of Life!!
I also wish to say Thank You to them for their sacrifice and eternal dedication to "DUTY, HONOR, COUNTRY".
As to our other serviceman & woman, I also send best wishes for a safe tour and GODSPEED home to your families.
"FAIR WINDS and FOLLOWING SEAS" to all my brothers, sisters (and cousins in other branches of the armed services).
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Semper Fidelis! G.E. Investigations / George E (http://www.GeInvestigations.com) on Nov 8 2009, 08:26pm Reply
When the president signed the GI Bill ...what do the letters GI stand for ? Nick Kovacic (http://www.n2tel.com) on Nov 15 2009, 07:47pm Reply
Dear Nick: To learn about the history of the G.I. Bill check out:
http://www.gibill.va.gov/GI_Bill_Info/history.htm
Really really awesome blog, superb advices! Thank you, Bob! I really like your company's services. Number 1 in the industry! Arthur (http://www.overone.biz/) on Nov 8 2009, 02:52pm Reply
Bob u run a well organized company - amazing, trying to copy u in the UK in a textile business.
i like this blog it really has alot of helpful tips and great advice. I have followed these rules for an interview I just had and i was successful in getting the job. So thank you Bob you've helped make my life better and I'm sure you've helped people all over the world. Your blogs are filled with intelligence and knowledge. Thank You charles on Nov 7 2009, 07:33pm Reply
Thanks for the tips. I am running a newly created consulting firm and as someone who needs to hire prospective employees your tips work in reverse as well. I can take what you have said and interpret what I need to be looking for... Thanks again! Nick Dureault on Nov 6 2009, 11:09am Reply
Nicely done Bob! I have been a corporate and agency recruiter for 13 years and you just summed up interviewing to a tee! I second everything you say. I will also recommend candidates watch this and learn.
Bob, it was entertaining, very informative and had hot babes. Just doesn't get any better than that. Great JOB! Keep it up! Musicmaakr on Nov 6 2009, 07:21am Reply
Bob u really help people out.Keep it up love all your stuff.The King Of Floors brad (http://kingoffloors.com) on Nov 6 2009, 01:45am Reply
Everything was great until the thumbs up! A wink and a smile would have been better! The rest was great! Ms. Holly on Nov 5 2009, 10:16pm Reply
Nice information, I will try the things you said on a job interview. Steven (http://ryox.frih.org) on Nov 5 2009, 06:30pm Reply
Bob, great vlog!
I'm a little embarrassed to say that I just watched last year's Happy Birthday salute to the Marine Corps. As the son of a proud Marine, I've kept it in the Inbox for the past year and just took time to view it this morning. I'll say thanks for him since he's no longer here to celebrate. Looking forward to this year's birthday card.
Thanks for your service and that of the rest of the military and their families (my wife's a Navy brat). We'd be up a creek as a nation without all of you!
Semper Fi from Dad.
Jack Jack Anderson on Nov 5 2009, 06:48am Reply
What an amazingly kind and generous invitation! Bob will still be away on Veterans Day so he is unable to walk, but is humbled by your invitation! Walk proud that day, for it is men (and women) like you who have made our freedoms possible! Bless you for your service to this great country.
Are the Go Daddy Girls really necessary? Tanya on Nov 4 2009, 03:42pm Reply
Thanks Bob,
After a 17 years career as a sales manager, with dozen of interviews during that period - I think you have managed to summarize it all to great tips.
After I quit my last job I have decided - NO MORE JOB INTERVIEWS FOR ME
I have started my Internet marketing home based career and even wrote a guide about how I did that.
Thanks Bob!
Fantastic and inspirational as always. Embedded on my site for my readers enjoyment.
That's the sort of thing they need to teach at school.
Thank you :o) Vicky - Anticelebrity.net (http://www.anticelebrity.net) on Nov 4 2009, 07:41am Reply
Just say one the GoDaddy homepage that you would be conducting an interview with Sylvia Brown tomorrow. I would just like to say how displeased I am with this. Anyone promoting her brand of evil needs to reconsider giving her any airtime. Please go to stopsylvia.com to find out the truth about her. I truly hope that the interview, if done at all, is highly critical of this sham of a woman. Bret Newton (http://zoologicapodcast.com) on Nov 3 2009, 07:55pm Reply
Another great video Bob.
Today I just wanted to say thanks for rule # 3 in Bob's 16 Rules. It's giving me that extra push I need to get to launch date.
All Go Daddy Girls are selected by Mr. Parsons. As to what goes into his selection? Well, it depends! If you think you might be a candidate email marketing@godaddy.com.
You have he life dude! Thanks for sharing some time to help us get where you are. JJ (http://websitesbyjj.com) on Nov 3 2009, 10:41am Reply
Look forward to hearing from you on hiring tomorrow for a job, I'm ready to move to AZ
Fit all I can in the Vette and go! Jim on Nov 2 2009, 11:47pm Reply
Great advice ... I look forward to using it in my next interview!!! jgw on Nov 2 2009, 07:59pm Reply
Hello Bob,
You're video helped alot in my interview I was really nervous and didnt know what to do or say or what im supposed to do before entering that chamber.
I'm glad to say that I've done my homework thanks to you, and they excepted my with a good offer too . Looking forward to your're helpful videos, Thank you very much again.
ICANN recently announced that it will begin supporting domain names registered with a new, international, character set beginning November 12, 2009. How do you intend to support the new character set. And, specifically what is the new character set that is to be supported? Good luck in the transition to the international domain name set. JJ Stiff (http://www.jjsland.com) on Nov 2 2009, 05:22pm Reply
Dear JJ:
Thanks for your interest in ICANN's recent announcement that it will begin supporting Internationalized Domain Names for country-code Top-Level Domains (ccTLDs). Although it may be months, or even a year, before we start to see non-Latin scripts in the DNS root, this is an important first step to opening domain names to international users.
This process will allow existing ccTLD operators, such as CN (China) and IN (India), to apply for their country name in a non-Latin script. The choice of character set will be left up to the applicant, but it must have legal status or be widely used within the represented country.
We are watching this process very closely to see which countries submit applications, and how those markets fit with our business plans to add ccTLD registrations to our product offering. If you are interested in learning more about the work to implement IDN ccTLDs, ICANN has additional information at this link: http://icann.org/en/topics/idn/fast-track/
Thanks for writing!
Nima Jones (helping out while Bob is away) Nima on Nov 3 2009, 02:04pm Reply
Get this! I've got a 2nd interview for the tech support position at Godaddy in Tomorrow! So I'm singing "Godaddy" as I'm studying for the interview and see your interviewing tips video posted on my behalf. I'm completely immersed in the visualization "Be the Bob" to the point of delusions that you and I are "kickin it" and you are giving me 1 on 1 quality time so I can nail the interview tomorrow. So here is the apparent paradox I am facing at THIS very moment and time. I am so totally in tune with everything I am hearing from you, inspired by your philosophy that I also hold, affirmed by the uncanny "is-ness" of all that you blog is me, "synchronicity" if you will...that instead of STUDYING the material for the interview I am watching your TV commercials and BLOGGING on your website. Our website! What gives Bob? The interview is tomorrow and I can't seem to find your cell phone number! I just need you to talk me through this so I can stop this blogging on our website and assimilate the material. OMG there's the phone ringing, this must be you, whew, thanks Bob, I was just about to freakout... Chris Eisenberg on Nov 2 2009, 04:45pm Reply
Thank you for the great video's. I've added your link to my blog. I hope my readers will enjoy your videos as much as I have.
It looks like the rules haven't changed much since my days on the Mississippi. The 9 points you made were every bit as relevant in the September of '49 when I set out for Shreveport not knowing what a Riverboat even looked like, let alone how to till the monkey rudders in a hurricane flow. I started out as billing clerk, but was commanding the Marion in no time for all the reasons you just said in your video - and reason #10, I'd captain a riverboat whether they paid me or not - so it just made good sense for them to call the routes. Keep up the good tips. Capt. Joseph Boisseau on Nov 2 2009, 12:05pm Reply
Once again another excellent, concise, to the point vlog! I love your vlogs! I always learn from them! patch (http://www.perfectshelter.net) on Nov 2 2009, 10:54am Reply
Excellent - - for all whom are seeking a new job as opposed to their first job: show me how far you have come with little to work with; tell me what you expect to achieve if I hire you; tell me how I will be able to measure your success; and convey to me your desire to make my business better by your presence, dedication, honesty and loyalty. Thom Bouis (http://www.mortgage-money4u.com) on Nov 2 2009, 08:00am Reply
Bob,
As usual you have put a smile on my face first thing Monday morning after watching the video. Your get up and go attitude is an inspiration.
That was brilliant! I just came across this vlog while doing my research for a position with your company in pr — so very timely indeed. Thus, when I get the interview, I'll be ready (wink, wink). Thanks again! And since I see Go Daddy recently made a presentation at Thunderbird (I'm a Thunderbird alum), I would like to forward this to our Career Center. I think students will find this very helpful and entertaining— it's one of the best resources out there. Leave it to Go Daddy, always cutting edge! Robyn on Nov 1 2009, 09:18pm Reply
Great video Bob, as usual
Thanks! jakot on Nov 1 2009, 09:11am Reply
Thanks for the video Bob. Its always interesting to watch successful entrepreneurs and how they go about doing things. Thanks again. Jeff Jeff (http://uniquearticlespinner.com) on Oct 30 2009, 01:05pm Reply
You are the man. I like your thinking. It makes sense to be. Effort is all it takes. Be ready to solve problems. I am always hiring. I throw away resumes that do not understand the opportunity with working with my company. I would be honored to send you a Christmas Tree from my farm.
Dear Go Daddy members.
I have recently read an article that said Mr Parson got married. May I please ask you all to say a Big Congratulations to Mr Parsons. I have started to think what will we do when Bob retires I so hope he will stay at for daddy for another good few years. I shall be so sad to see him leaving go daddy please never retire Bob. Please never retire just keep working we love you. Bashkim Bashkim Krasniqi (http://thisisalbania.com) on Oct 30 2009, 11:17am Reply
Dear Bob
I just wanted to say Congratulations on your wedding. I was impressed with your wedding cake. I hope everything went well. I wish you a very long happy life with your partner. If there is some cake left can I have please dont post I will come and collected.
Excellent video in which I found myself very well documented. I would like to add, that I am also looking at the dressing, and if somebody shows up hyper perfectly dressed ($5000 suit), I'm becoming afraid. On one side, it shows the applicant can dress well, on the other, they are going to cost much too much compared what they ever may offer. I prefer light-weight bullets and honest casual dressing, and an outstanding personality. Giovanni on Oct 30 2009, 03:16am Reply
Bob and Renee Best of Luck on the married life. Greta video and it looks like you left the shop in good hands while away. Having been on both sides of the hire table this video was great. By the way whats up with the book? I want to give two away for Christmas to some start up buddies who also love the blogs. Paul Sabaj on Oct 29 2009, 07:23pm Reply
Dear Paul:
Bob's book is still in the works — it takes time because the guy is just so darn busy! Thanks for writing!
great great video, a friend of mine will be interviewing soon, so i rushed to see what you had to say. This entire time i thought you were only here to make me buy dot coms. thanks buy. can you email me all your life rules such as #13 in this last post Troy (http://www.campusclose.com) on Oct 28 2009, 09:44pm Reply
Dear Troy: You can see all of Bob's rules — just check out the navigation tabs at the very top of bobparsons.me!
Can I get a copy of your 16 rules sent to my email please? Love the vlog!!!!! I am a new real estate agent and many have said I am crazy for becoming a Realtor, I say stand back and watch. Tim Wurtz (http://www.propertyofidaho.com) on Oct 28 2009, 09:35pm Reply
Dear Tim: You can print out Bob's 16 rules from bobparsons.me. Just look at the navigation tabs at the top of the page and you'll see it! His rules are truly fab!
Well done! I'm a first timer here, but agree with your interview techniques. I'm interviewing with a company, and your points reinforce what makes a good match for a person and their livelihood when the interest is genuine. Helen on Oct 28 2009, 08:49pm Reply
I would like to say that this was an eye opener about a few different things. Especially about not talking about what is in it for me!
But what do you do when the employer asks you that question? As they have done so in the past to me, and asked what exactly do I look to gain from the job. Any suggestions about such a scenario? PK (http://pksaxena.com) on Oct 28 2009, 08:10pm Reply
Dear PK:
I suspect Bob would tell you that there is a big difference when the Employer asks the question as opposed to you asking the question. Once the Employer asks the question you should be honest but don't "go on and on" about it; keep your answers short and don't go into or request excessive details — remember, once you get the job, the folks in Human Resources can always answer your detailed questions!
Bob, You rock man - great video - OK so I kept playing back the "Knowing what those challenges are..." piece is freakin hysterical with the car smashing through the store...
If you ever looking to buy real estate in my area - look me up and I'll hook you up like a brother.
Over and out.
Kevin Kevin Gettings (http://KevinGettings.com) on Oct 28 2009, 07:54pm Reply
I'm using godaddy ! Godaddy is the best,I'm using it for some time and it's more than fantastic ! Obama Inspires Me (http://www.obamainspires.me) on Oct 28 2009, 04:43pm Reply
Great vlog as usual Bob (took a bit long to arrive though - I check nearly every day so it's quite a rush when there's a new one.. not your fault of course, you're obviously busy - they're just too good I can't help wanting more.. and more.. and more..)
Obviously kept up with the excellent vlog standard you have set. Great work! Max Bartolo (http://www.scicalculator.com) on Oct 28 2009, 02:58pm Reply
Bob, you are 100% correct for those looking for employment. The one thing so many forget is the follow-up. A quick "Thank You" note or e-mail is not only courtesy, but is a great way to be remembered. Donald (http://www.donaldrai.com) on Oct 28 2009, 01:48pm Reply
very good 100% right jo on Oct 28 2009, 08:08am Reply
I congratulate you for this great opportunity, all i want to say is that i need step by step guide.
Thanks. James Maduka Okereke on Oct 27 2009, 11:12pm Reply
In response to Nancy, it takes a little give and take. Want to stay in rural areas with good pay? Then you have two real choices. Find something that allows you to work on line, or start your own gig.
But even in densely populated areas, like here in L.A., your best bet if you are looking for a j.o.b. (just over broke) is to not be attached to staying in one area. Maybe it's time to think about Phoenix or Prescott. Someplace with more opportunity than less populated area.
What works for some may not work for all, but where Bob touches on Old Fashion sales techniques is DEAD on! Sales in general is the best way to cut your own path in life. And don't be afraid to study the greats. Guys like Zig Ziglar and Tony Robbins did not get rich by working hard alone. They worked smart. Be open to trying new methods, and examining honestly what is working and what is not, whether you are selling a product to a prospect, or an interviewer on you working with their team! Frank Redlin (http://www.wetworksentertainment.com) on Oct 27 2009, 10:54pm Reply
In rural communities, there are not many job opportunities. I wonder what it would take to get a really great company like Go Daddy to have a satelite in Payson, AZ? I have a degree, but, like others in the area, we might be flipping burgers because that is all there is. I was born in Phoenix and I do not want to move back. The clean air and close knit community fit me. Yes, there is a set back, not too many opportunities. We need more young adults and young families to stick around and be part of our growth. Payson does not want to explode with growth, but a few good companies would be a welcome addition. OK, Just a comment and a thought.
All the best Bob, this little website I just finshed has a beautiful Love Story and I thought of you and hope all is well and wish you many happy days and NIGHTS with your new wife! Joe (http://joesdepot.com) on Oct 27 2009, 04:21pm Reply
Fantastic video, Bob. This is very informative and I intend to share this with anyone I know who's looking for interview tips. I was wondering though, what kind of answer is the interviewer expecting if they ask if a prospective employee about working on Saturdays and overtime? Nathan (http://twitter.com/liquidsnake13) on Oct 27 2009, 04:05pm Reply
Dear Nathan:
The interviewer is expecting the truth — and it really is best to be truthful upfront. If you can't commit to working Saturdays and overtime then you should be honest — because if you aren't honest at some point in time the truth will catch up with you. Honesty is always the best policy!
Bob,
Amazing that someone would share this valuable information to the public for FREE! I currently work for myself and every point you make is extremely valid. I am currently looking for hosting for two of my clients and I most definately will be going to Godaddy.com. I can only hope to scratch a portion of the success you have achived. I love your 16 rules!!
I love seeing your blogs. I have owned a few businesses for almost 10years. I am 36 now. I am very depressed and upset that my companies are running out of money. I know people say things will get better soon, but i wanted to know if you had any advice for turning it around? I just can't seem to get out of this funk that i am in. Chris Savoury (http://www.idecdemo.com) on Oct 27 2009, 06:05am Reply
Dear Chris: Now is the time to take a look at all of Bob's 16 Rules for inspiration and guidance. We'll be sending you a copy!
Terrific video for an employee Bob. I enjoyed it even though I am an employer. Think about doing a video with interview tips for hiring great employees. Paul on Oct 27 2009, 05:20am Reply
Hi Dr Bob
Thank you for putting all those videos and everything you do for your fan ( I just became one today..lol) . Ok...I always been told that when you go to an interview, it s always good to be yourself and show your real personality....So what do you think? Is It Better to Be Yourself or Fake It in an Interview?
Bob is away and although I certainly don't always know what he would reply, my sense is that Bob would tell you to be yourself — because you can't 'fake it' forever and eventually your true self will come out. So you might as well be honest upfront. Plus, I bet your real self is much better than anything you could fake! Best of luck!
Nima Jones (helping out while Bob is away) Nima on Oct 27 2009, 03:54pm Reply
The Commandant of the Marine Corps, General James T. Conway delivers the 234th Marine Corps Birthday message. " Carrying On A Legacy Of Valor "
It honors all Marines past and present. A special tribute to today's Heroes, Cpl Jonathan T. Yale, 2nd Battalion, 8th Marines and LCpl Jordan C. Haerter, 1st Battalion, 9th Marines. These fine Marines were KIA 22 April, 2008. Their heroic actions that day, saved the lives of over 50 Iraqis and Marines. They were both posthumously presented the Navy Cross for Extraordinary Heroism on February 20th, 2009. The Navy Cross is our nations second highest award for valor in combat. Jonathan was 21 years old, Jordan was 19 years old.
What a fabulous tribute to the USMC! Thank you so very much for sharing it! Keep an eye out in the coming weeks for Go Daddy's annual tribute to the USMC — Bob has been closely involved with its creation and production and it promises to be amazing!
Bob,
I checked out your video #30 about the art of Interviewing and Deal Making. Believe me! Quality advice helps! I've been out of work since June and my only fall back for income are my two Websites.
Thanks,
Ralph
Awesome Video Bob! Love GoDaddy and just registered another domain!
And of course that is registered at GoDaddy! Colin Daymude (http://www.thejobgenius.com) on Oct 26 2009, 01:54pm Reply
Bob, your video is right on. I have had many businesses over the years and I currently have an ad agency and an interest in radio stations. I interview many people and have to say this video should be mandatory for every kid looking for job. These Dr. Bob bits are great and I wish you continued success. Hank B (http://wjml.com) on Oct 26 2009, 12:58pm Reply
This was informative but funny, I really enjoyed the videos that you used in between your messages, it kept me laughing. This video was also a good source of info. Pablo (http://twitter.com/keyrose) on Oct 26 2009, 10:12am Reply
Fantastic video, Bob - this is a wonderful guide to helping people who, as you stated, are qualified, or even over-qualified, and can't/don't get the job and can't figure out why! I know I've certainly been in that position before and I'm sure most everyone else has, too.
I wish I'd stumbled across your vlog before, it's fantastic... am busy gobbling up old episodes (are they called episodes?).
Keep 'em coming!
Thanks!
Christopher Christopher on Oct 25 2009, 08:52pm Reply
Dear Christopher:
THanks for writing - and yes, they are called episodes!
From one sales professional to another — A+++ — excellent help for the job seeker — smart, simple, and right on the mark. Couldn't be better, Bob! David Abramson (http://www.salesboostintensive.com) on Oct 25 2009, 12:54pm Reply
Say, how does someone become a GoDaddy girl? Are there auditions? Or could someone send photos, etc., to GoDaddy? Tina (http://www.sagittariusstable.com) on Oct 25 2009, 10:46am Reply
Dear Tina:
Everybody wants to be a Go Daddy Girl! (and who can blame them?) Go Daddy Girl decisions are made only by Bob. I don't believe we are in the market for any new Go Daddy Girls at this time but if you are so inclined to forward your information please send it to marketing@godaddy.com. They'll take it from there. Thanks for writing!
Nice video, this video could apply to a lot of situations other than job interviews, like treating a client like an interview. The number one rule in any situation though, is to Listen to who you're meeting with. It's such a simple, yet rarely done task. The girls didn't hurt. Brad Colean (http://www.PortStLucieFlorida.com) on Oct 24 2009, 01:36pm Reply
wow great video bob...you are the best....wish you the best for your future business...: )keep smiling bob srinivas (http://www.ultimateweblogos.com) on Oct 24 2009, 12:36pm Reply
Hello,
That's really amazing. I learn alot from you.
That the result. I want to share here.
you love to advertise your self.
regards
Rabeel. rabeel (http://www.vuexpert.blogspot.com) on Oct 24 2009, 09:32am Reply
Hi Bob!
Great info! I recently lost my job (with a home improvement retailer that sponsor's a Hendrick Motorsports Cup car, like GoDaddy.com will in 2009). Those tips were helpful, for whatever interviews I may do.
But on the business side of things, I am a real estate investor (LandLord, per se) and I have several properties (which I have self-financed, so far). I'm looking to gain some capital, but many banks will not loan to me, since it is "so risky" at this time of the economy.
Any hints?
Appreciate it.
Tim Kaufman
Kaufman LLC Tim Kaufman on Oct 23 2009, 10:25pm Reply
Dear Tim:
Bob is away and unable to reply. Bob always capitalized all of his own ventures and never borrowed from anyone or had any outside investors. I'm not sure he would have any hints or tips as to how to go about doing this as he never had this particular life experience. But he would certainly tell you to keep at it!
Hi Bob, I got to say you've been an inspiration to me, business wise. I used to own a small wireless ISP in Tijuana, Mexico, and it was pretty good, so i got in to the domain business as a Go Daddy reseller to provide my existing customers with some new products and services and it worked I don't sale much in my reseller store, but now the domain business has opened to me many different doors for many different businesses and opportunities. Any way just wanted to say thanks, hope we can get together some time and if you would be to come to Tijuana I can show you around some of TJs best. Andree Ochoa (http://www.domainmarketstore.com) on Oct 23 2009, 08:40pm Reply
Awesome video and tips! Especially when so many people are unemployed!
For those of you that need a resume, visit my website (www.GetNoticedFirst.com) to build your resume, FOR FREE! Getnoticedfirst.com (http://www.getnoticedfirst.com) on Oct 23 2009, 02:02pm Reply
Great video as always,Bob.
Can you tell me do you as entrepreneur invest in startups?I am working on one project that you could be interesting to support.I am 18+ but in internet business for many years.I would like to contact you or someone from your company to show you my business ideas,plans,graphics and if you like it and think that my idea can help your business and become new world brand ,maybe you can support it from beginning with your hosting or investment.
This is new idea and I can't post it here but maybe you will have some time to think about it.
How can I contact you Bob?
Just can't wait for new video
Thank you for your time,
AlexanderT AlexanderT on Oct 23 2009, 10:53am Reply
Hi Alexander, I do joint ventures and may be of some help with your start up company. Let talk!
Dave Hobbs Dave Hobs on Oct 27 2009, 11:28am Reply
A message for Alexander T
If you need start up Investment,depending what It Is,If you go to www.pokerplanprofit.com leave your email In the box and I will pull It out and contact you.If I put It on here I don,t want everyone asking for help.make sure you use Alexander In the requested box,Or I might not spot It.
Cheers
Mark mark on Oct 27 2009, 07:12am Reply
Dear Alexander,
Presently I do not invest in startups. The main reason is that I simply don't have the time available to understand and be involved with these types of investments. Sorry,
No problem Bob,
You are doing great job with this video blog and thank you very much for that.And who knows,with these lessons and hard work,maybe for 3-5 years I will work for you or even have my own company.Life is short but also it's great.
I am waiting for your new video...
Warm regards AlexanderT on Oct 23 2009, 04:00pm Reply
Hi Dr.Bob,
Long time no seeing your new blog!.
It' always intereting to watch your blog. This v-blog remind me the very first time when I was with Eli Lilly Inc., my senior trainer told me that the meaning of Enthusiasm is the suffix "IASM" that stands for "I Am Selling Myself". DUONG TRUNG (http://www.Kentom.com) on Oct 23 2009, 01:48am Reply
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It will make the vblog better navigation!
cheers
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Jason Dobizl on Jun 25 2010, 07:07pm Reply
I watch this video to pump myself up before each interview I do... It helps a lot to get me ready.. and focused.
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margiejan09 on Apr 21 2010, 11:00pm Reply
Problem sounds like it's your bandwidth. Pause the video, wait a few minutes or so for it to download, then start it back up. It should play fine.
Bob
bob parsons on Apr 22 2010, 12:56am Reply
Great Advice! I am in the process of starting a small business. Right now I'm in the phase of looking for financing. Your videos are a great resource and very fun at the same time. Thank you.
Greetings,
Fabricio
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Fabricio (http://www.PeruAndArts.com) on Apr 17 2010, 12:05pm Reply
Last week I applied for a temporary position in Cedar Rapids to help bridge the gap during a GoDaddy employee's upcoming maternity leave. Before completing the online application, I checked out GoDaddy.com and immediately found your 16 Rules for Success. Awesome. Today I received a call from a GoDaddy recruiter in AZ who scheduled a phone interview for me on Thursday. Even more awesome. I just watched your video on nailing an interview. It's up to me, now. I'm in. Thanks for the incite!
Christy
Christy Kintzel (http://moto-digital.com) on Apr 5 2010, 05:52pm Reply
thank you,
you are great.
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Outstanding job as usual! We think every high school graduate and a college graduate should see this video.
Malini Hoover (http://www.iaam.com) on Feb 27 2010, 12:10pm Reply
Everyone about to interview or enter into any negotiation needs to check this video out.
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Laura Gutierrez on Feb 10 2010, 12:57pm Reply
Bob small comment on interviewing for a job. I was waiting for the make eye contact remark. that relays confidence right from the start. This is my first time to your web sight may be my last but for all it's worth good job. cracked my up! info of the (3) interviews I have been on in my life (2) I recieved the job the 1st one was just out of my field of expertise and still came in third of all the canidaites. (R)ENC(SW) Picciano
Anthony Picciano on Feb 8 2010, 03:50pm Reply
As a former Professional Headhunter, I must say you are right on target. It is amazing to me that so many mid to senior level business people think interviews are about them...I've always instructed my candidates to meet the objective of the interview. if its to get a second interview, then do only enough to get the second interview. It the interview is designed to get you to the offer stage... then do what you need to do to get the offer and no more/less than that. etc.
Great work... Keep it up and thanks for all the help you give, free of charge.
Brian
Brian Adamson on Feb 8 2010, 11:59am Reply
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Congraduatlions. Welcome to the team.
Bob
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Angus on Jan 27 2010, 08:24pm Reply
Funny - I have not visited your vlog in a month or so and was transfering more domains so I stooped by and saw this vlog.
I am interviewing 9 people for a opening in our company tomorrow and was nodding my head the whole way through your vlog. I am always amazed at how little people know about the company they are applying for.
My other company Nutty Idea my custom trail mix company is hiring as well - here is to a strong 2010!
Brett B (http://www.NuttyIdea.net) on Jan 25 2010, 07:34pm Reply
You nailed it! People making it about "them" and saying anything negative is a huge turn off! One thing you didn't touch on is "knowing when to shut up" . They don't have all day. =)
Jamie (http://usaspire.com) on Jan 24 2010, 02:58pm Reply
I'm interested in your Professional Development Manager job and have begun the interview process. Is it cheating to use these great ideas to try to get a job with your company? Ha Ha! Wish me luck.
Thanks,
Paul
PR (http://phoenixppi.com) on Jan 20 2010, 06:28pm Reply
I think Bob would be pissed if you didn't use his great advise! WTG Paul! Good luck.
jamie on Jan 24 2010, 03:00pm Reply
Another great video! Thanks for the embed codes so we can share this info with those who need it!
MrRoadRageDotCom (http://mrroadrage.com) on Jan 13 2010, 07:14am Reply
I watched your video lectures on negotiation and interview. Both are worth inclusion in Havard MBA curriculums. I really admired your disposition and methodology during the presentations.
One question: How can I learn all these from you?
Please reply.
Chima.
Chima P.Ubechu (http://www.cenouxs.com) on Jan 12 2010, 07:08pm Reply
Just keep watching Bob's VLOGS and check out his blogs from the past several years!
Nima Jones
(helping out while Bob is away working on Super Bowl stuff)
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John Devine (http://www.speedupmypc.ws) on Jan 6 2010, 10:18am Reply
How true this is! I've been interviewing with a few companies and the last interview I practiced many situations you suggested; Know the company you're interviewing for; Know some historical facts about the C-Levels and other top officials. You supplied good practices and they work. I made the second interview.
David Moro (http://www.flyrcii.net) on Jan 1 2010, 11:06am Reply
Great to hear that Bob's tips helped! We wish you the best on the 2nd interview!
Nima Jones (helping out while Bob is away)
Nima on Jan 4 2010, 08:45am Reply
Practice makes perfect, so interview at as many places as possible...it's the only way to get exposure with the useful tips given in this awesome video.
Thanks
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Next time I'm going to park my car outside the building and bring my celular, so I don't have to borrow a phone to call the trauma center.
Thanks!
Mike
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Kris VanOrden (http://www.haraces.com) on Nov 29 2009, 12:41pm Reply
and needed to be slap upside the head. I'll just find a better oneI read your sixteen rules, Episode 29 crashes
Mark Russo on Nov 22 2009, 10:24am Reply
Frank U. Marra on Nov 18 2009, 03:04pm Reply
Thanks again.
Rick Titus on Nov 17 2009, 04:05pm Reply
That being said, I am actually quite suprised at some of the tips I picked up.
I have an interview next week for a job that I have already had to pass two exams/assesments for, & I believe some of the things you mentioned in your video, may give me the edge over some of the other applicants.
Thanks Bob, you crazy ole goat ;o)
James (http://admin2go.info) on Nov 17 2009, 08:45am Reply
Keep it up!
Martin
Martin (http://www.internet8.info) on Nov 13 2009, 05:12pm Reply
I loved this video 'How 2 nail any interview'. It's true that most people want to make the interview about themselves and not about the company. Good stuff.
Public Speaking (http://www.changingtools.com) on Nov 13 2009, 12:18pm Reply
I had such a good laugh , !!!!
Congratulations
Patrick
Patrick GENSAU on Nov 13 2009, 12:16pm Reply
Getting things done. Being out there in a positive way to people is what i like most about Godaddy.com. It is not just about work, it is about for yourself. On Friday night, i can say that i had a hip week behind me and i am ready to move on.
You got to see or read about failures to think like this. And hey, i see them every day on my pc screen
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I am a new employee at your company and
I want to let you know that I already love it here.
I am going to strive to be one of your best employees. I will live, eat and breath the information on this website until its second nature.
Thank You
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R. Holmes on Nov 11 2009, 02:39am Reply
Great info Dr. Bob!
Here's one idea for any job seeker. Create a blog about your profession and keep it updated. This is demonstrate to employers that you are not the type of person not to just sit around and that you are a person of action and ideas.
The cost is so little when you consider the rewards of becoming 'discovered' as perfect fit for your dream job. Once you have a blog, put the URL of on your resume.
Really want to make an impression?
Get your a domain name with your name and use that. You will be surprised how many HR folks will investigate a URL when it's in front of them. Use the free blog with Godaddy, point it to your existing blog or purchase a hosting plan to extend the display of your professional knowledge. This can turn your blog into a living resume.
Thanks again for the great info.
Best,
Jeff
Jeff Manes (http://www.gizmotastic.com) on Nov 10 2009, 03:22am Reply
Thanks for the tribute from all Marines who have and are serving ...
Outstanding job.
(1971-1991)
Judy, GySgt USMC (ret) on Nov 9 2009, 05:18pm Reply
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I have written for you all on my website. Thank you so much and God Bless!
Joy!
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Semper Fi
RHB
CPL USMC 67-70
Rich (http://ricbaker.com) on Nov 9 2009, 04:08pm Reply
Happy Birthday to us.
Semper Fi
Jack
Jack Merchant on Nov 9 2009, 04:08pm Reply
Thank you so much for the tribute to the Marines. I have a Marine Capt. son who just finished a tour in Kenya, after 1 year in Iraq. He will be going to Afganistan in June. I will pass this off to him. Thank you for your acknowledgement and support.
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DENNIS LAIRD WICHITA KS on Nov 9 2009, 03:41pm Reply
Congratulations for your marine tribute film ! ! !
Very Cool ! ! !
An old sailor man from argentina wants to join you in this tribute
Happy birthday Marines ! ! !
juan
juan (http://www.travelhelp.me) on Nov 9 2009, 03:39pm Reply
Happy Birthday Devil Dog!
USMC 1991-1995
G.M. Hunter on Nov 9 2009, 03:03pm Reply
Semper Fi!
Thank you Bob for the wonderful video tribute to our Corps. WELL DONE!!
Major Eric McBee, USMC (Retired)
Served: 1977 - 2005
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Julia Courtney Reagan (http://flipfloptop.com) on Nov 9 2009, 02:59pm Reply
Your tribute to the finest fighting force on the face of this earth made me smile and took me back to four of the best years of my life (1976-1980) at MCAS, El Toro, Santa Ana, CA. I salute you and all of my brothers and sisters past, present, and future. And to the courageous men and women serving in Afghanistan and Iraq, please know and believe that America is behind you all for helping to fight the fight that is right and just. Thank you for keeping safe the home of the free and the brave. Semper Fi and Happy Birthday.
Kim Kruger on Nov 9 2009, 02:49pm Reply
Thank you for your tribute to the gallant men and women of the US Marine Corps. My father, Nathan Babcock, Lt. Colonel, USMC Ret., who served in active and Reserve USMC for 36 years, including landings at Cape Gloucester, Peleliu, and Okinawa, passed away in September. He always attended the annual Marine Corps Birthday celebrations (in recent years at nearby Luke AFB), and his presence will be missed this year. I have been a happy Go Daddy customer for the past seven years, and very much appreciate your recognition of your fellow Marines!
Jeffrey Babcock on Nov 9 2009, 02:46pm Reply
Rick Stone (http://www.TheBestInternetBusiness.net) on Nov 9 2009, 02:39pm Reply
Happy Birthday Day Marines
Every year I look forward to GO Daddy Marine Corp Birthday tribute.
Travis Deisher
1999-2003
CPL USMC
San Diego, CA
Travis Deisher (http://www.networkingsocal.com) on Nov 9 2009, 02:08pm Reply
Again, thank you for this incredible tribute to the United States Marines. My Daddy, David, passed away in April of this year. He served in the Marine Corps and until the day he died, he shared with the world how proud he was to be a Marine. He had retired to Ireland 20 years ago. At the service in this beautiful cathedral in Skibbereen, Ireland, we were to place some items of Daddy's on his coffin. One of the momentos was one of his golf balls with the US Marine logo on it. During the service, at just the appropriate moment, the golf ball fell off the casket and bounced down the aisle. All that was heard was "well now that's a Marine for you! Thank you Bob, for serving our country on the ground and in cyberspace.
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Let's not forget our POSTAL WORKERS!
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I have been with you guys for over a year and I have to say you have got to have the best staff out of any company I have ever been with or dealt with.
Your staff has always been nothing but great, actually beyond great. I always recommend you guys and I hope that you guys just keep up the great work. I dealt with Mathew he was great.
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Respectfully,
Howard
Served USMC from 1986-1996.
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-Jared (USMC 90-94)
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Thank you for honoring our Marines with this email. My son is an active Marine - served 2 tours in Iraq, is currently state side and leaving for a tour of Afghanistan after the New Year. He was on my heart this morning and your email gave me a big boost and smile. I sent it off to all my family. Including my older bro, a Marine who served in Vietnam. Know that your not only honoring our Marines - but acknowledging all the families at home that love and support these guys!
MUCH APPRECIATED!! Colleen
P,S,
I am new to Go Daddy - just starting a new business and am trilled with all the tools and support. Now more than ever!!
Colleen Wilks on Nov 9 2009, 11:35am Reply
Ooh-rah!
Always appreciate your patriotism and birthday card.
Semper-Fi
USMC 68-72
A.R.Birdsong on Nov 9 2009, 11:20am Reply
Happy Birthday and Semper fi Marine!
Great tribute to all those currently serving and especially to all those that came before us.
Well Done Sir!
Thank You
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Greetings and Salutations to all,
It is that wonderful time of year again (10 November), where ALL MARINES, current and former look around for a fellow Marine to say... HAPPY 234th BIRTHDAY, DEVIL DOG!!
Since 1775, the United States Marines have made the world a safer and better place to live.
There are so many, but I wished to share some of my favorite quotes about the United States Marines...
* President Ronald Reagan said in 1985,
>> Some people spend an entire lifetime wondering if they made a difference in the world. But, the Marines don't have that problem!
RAdm."Jay" R. Stark, USN; 10 November 1995 said,
>> Marines I see as two breeds, Rottweilers or Dobermans, because Marines come in two varieties, big and mean, or skinny and mean. They're aggressive on the attack and tenacious on defense. They've got really short hair and they always go for the throat.
Karen Aquilar, in the U.S. Embassy; Mogadishu, Somalia, 1991 said,
>> They told (us) to open up the Embassy, or "we'll blow you away." And then they looked up and saw the Marines on the roof with these really big guns, and they said in Somali, "Igaralli ahow," which means "Excuse me, I didn't mean it, my mistake."
* Thomas E. Ricks; Making the Corps, 1997 said,
>> The United States Marine Corps, with it fiercely proud tradition of excellence in combat, its hallowed rituals, and its unbending code of honor, is part of the fabric of American myth.
There is only one thing in this world that I hold near and dear to my heart....
My children and family which includes every United States Marine (which, I too am proud to claim the title).
This which has always been and will continue to be one of my most cherished accomplishment.
As a final note, in history, as always there is a war on somewhere in the world and the United States Marines are always there to protect those who cannot protect themselves.
SEMPER FIDELIS or Semper Fi as it has come to be known, is the Marines motto and it means "Always Faithful"!
I have always believed it to be true.
SEMPER FI... is a Way of Life!!
I also wish to say Thank You to them for their sacrifice and eternal dedication to "DUTY, HONOR, COUNTRY".
As to our other serviceman & woman, I also send best wishes for a safe tour and GODSPEED home to your families.
"FAIR WINDS and FOLLOWING SEAS" to all my brothers, sisters (and cousins in other branches of the armed services).
Professionally,
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I'm a little embarrassed to say that I just watched last year's Happy Birthday salute to the Marine Corps. As the son of a proud Marine, I've kept it in the Inbox for the past year and just took time to view it this morning. I'll say thanks for him since he's no longer here to celebrate. Looking forward to this year's birthday card.
Thanks for your service and that of the rest of the military and their families (my wife's a Navy brat). We'd be up a creek as a nation without all of you!
Semper Fi from Dad.
Jack
Jack Anderson on Nov 5 2009, 06:48am Reply
Franco on Nov 5 2009, 01:17am Reply
(or Nima...since Bob might still be away)
Thanks for all the great tips on your Vlog! A number of us Disabled Veterans were wondering if you would like to walk with us this Veterans Day.
We know you are a busy man so if you can't make it... Thank you for your service and we will be watching your video blog regularly.
Semper Fi!
Matt H.
Matt (http://www.veterantraining.org/freedomtrailwalk/must_know_info.htm) on Nov 4 2009, 11:29pm Reply
What an amazingly kind and generous invitation! Bob will still be away on Veterans Day so he is unable to walk, but is humbled by your invitation! Walk proud that day, for it is men (and women) like you who have made our freedoms possible! Bless you for your service to this great country.
With deep respect and appreciation,
Nima Jones
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After a 17 years career as a sales manager, with dozen of interviews during that period - I think you have managed to summarize it all to great tips.
After I quit my last job I have decided - NO MORE JOB INTERVIEWS FOR ME
I have started my Internet marketing home based career and even wrote a guide about how I did that.
and guess where I host it....
Thanks again,
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Fantastic and inspirational as always. Embedded on my site for my readers enjoyment.
That's the sort of thing they need to teach at school.
Thank you :o)
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Today I just wanted to say thanks for rule # 3 in Bob's 16 Rules. It's giving me that extra push I need to get to launch date.
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How do you go about choosing your "Go Daddy Girls" ??? Please tell me something other than the obvious Thanks
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All Go Daddy Girls are selected by Mr. Parsons. As to what goes into his selection? Well, it depends! If you think you might be a candidate email marketing@godaddy.com.
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You're video helped alot in my interview I was really nervous and didnt know what to do or say or what im supposed to do before entering that chamber.
I'm glad to say that I've done my homework thanks to you, and they excepted my with a good offer too . Looking forward to your're helpful videos, Thank you very much again.
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Thanks for writing!
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As usual you have put a smile on my face first thing Monday morning after watching the video. Your get up and go attitude is an inspiration.
Your 16 rules are really practical.
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I have recently read an article that said Mr Parson got married. May I please ask you all to say a Big Congratulations to Mr Parsons. I have started to think what will we do when Bob retires I so hope he will stay at for daddy for another good few years. I shall be so sad to see him leaving go daddy please never retire Bob. Please never retire just keep working we love you. Bashkim
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Nima Jones
Nima on Oct 30 2009, 07:30am Reply
You practice what you preach:
Prepared, Energetic, Positive, Enthusiasm and Believe you're the Best. great tips.
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Bob's book is still in the works — it takes time because the guy is just so darn busy! Thanks for writing!
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Has the 2009 USMC birthday presentation been made or posted yet? I really look forward to these every year.
Semper Fi,
Cpl. Watts (88-96)
Tony Watts on Oct 29 2009, 08:26am Reply
Don't worry! You haven't missed it! Bob is actively involved in its preparation — it's close to being done, but not quite! Stay tuned!
Nima Jones
Nima on Oct 29 2009, 11:22am Reply
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But what do you do when the employer asks you that question? As they have done so in the past to me, and asked what exactly do I look to gain from the job. Any suggestions about such a scenario?
PK (http://pksaxena.com) on Oct 28 2009, 08:10pm Reply
I suspect Bob would tell you that there is a big difference when the Employer asks the question as opposed to you asking the question. Once the Employer asks the question you should be honest but don't "go on and on" about it; keep your answers short and don't go into or request excessive details — remember, once you get the job, the folks in Human Resources can always answer your detailed questions!
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Nima on Oct 29 2009, 11:25am Reply
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Over and out.
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Obviously kept up with the excellent vlog standard you have set. Great work!
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But even in densely populated areas, like here in L.A., your best bet if you are looking for a j.o.b. (just over broke) is to not be attached to staying in one area. Maybe it's time to think about Phoenix or Prescott. Someplace with more opportunity than less populated area.
What works for some may not work for all, but where Bob touches on Old Fashion sales techniques is DEAD on! Sales in general is the best way to cut your own path in life. And don't be afraid to study the greats. Guys like Zig Ziglar and Tony Robbins did not get rich by working hard alone. They worked smart. Be open to trying new methods, and examining honestly what is working and what is not, whether you are selling a product to a prospect, or an interviewer on you working with their team!
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The interviewer is expecting the truth — and it really is best to be truthful upfront. If you can't commit to working Saturdays and overtime then you should be honest — because if you aren't honest at some point in time the truth will catch up with you. Honesty is always the best policy!
Nima Jones
Nima on Oct 27 2009, 04:22pm Reply
Amazing that someone would share this valuable information to the public for FREE! I currently work for myself and every point you make is extremely valid. I am currently looking for hosting for two of my clients and I most definately will be going to Godaddy.com. I can only hope to scratch a portion of the success you have achived. I love your 16 rules!!
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Thank you for putting all those videos and everything you do for your fan ( I just became one today..lol) . Ok...I always been told that when you go to an interview, it s always good to be yourself and show your real personality....So what do you think? Is It Better to Be Yourself or Fake It in an Interview?
Jean A.
Jean on Oct 27 2009, 04:41am Reply
Bob is away and although I certainly don't always know what he would reply, my sense is that Bob would tell you to be yourself — because you can't 'fake it' forever and eventually your true self will come out. So you might as well be honest upfront. Plus, I bet your real self is much better than anything you could fake! Best of luck!
Nima Jones (helping out while Bob is away)
Nima on Oct 27 2009, 03:54pm Reply
It honors all Marines past and present. A special tribute to today's Heroes, Cpl Jonathan T. Yale, 2nd Battalion, 8th Marines and LCpl Jordan C. Haerter, 1st Battalion, 9th Marines. These fine Marines were KIA 22 April, 2008. Their heroic actions that day, saved the lives of over 50 Iraqis and Marines. They were both posthumously presented the Navy Cross for Extraordinary Heroism on February 20th, 2009. The Navy Cross is our nations second highest award for valor in combat. Jonathan was 21 years old, Jordan was 19 years old.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7Bicfc9dp0
Happy Birthday and Semper Fi, Marines,
Happy Birthday Bob! (http://www.3rdrecon.org/sids.htm) on Oct 26 2009, 07:03pm Reply
What a fabulous tribute to the USMC! Thank you so very much for sharing it! Keep an eye out in the coming weeks for Go Daddy's annual tribute to the USMC — Bob has been closely involved with its creation and production and it promises to be amazing!
Thank you!
Nima Jones
Nima on Oct 27 2009, 04:20pm Reply
I checked out your video #30 about the art of Interviewing and Deal Making. Believe me! Quality advice helps! I've been out of work since June and my only fall back for income are my two Websites.
Thanks,
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I wish I'd stumbled across your vlog before, it's fantastic... am busy gobbling up old episodes (are they called episodes?).
Keep 'em coming!
Thanks!
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Christopher on Oct 25 2009, 08:52pm Reply
THanks for writing - and yes, they are called episodes!
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Everybody wants to be a Go Daddy Girl! (and who can blame them?) Go Daddy Girl decisions are made only by Bob. I don't believe we are in the market for any new Go Daddy Girls at this time but if you are so inclined to forward your information please send it to marketing@godaddy.com. They'll take it from there. Thanks for writing!
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Bob has several vlogs on ways to drive traffic and market inexpensively. Please check out his archive! And best of luck!
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Alexander on Oct 25 2009, 03:56am Reply
Bob is away but I'll pass along your congratulations!
Nima Jones
Nima on Oct 27 2009, 03:31pm Reply
I hope I don't have to attend any interview and I interview many people like you
Also congratulation for your marriage.
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Great info! I recently lost my job (with a home improvement retailer that sponsor's a Hendrick Motorsports Cup car, like GoDaddy.com will in 2009). Those tips were helpful, for whatever interviews I may do.
But on the business side of things, I am a real estate investor (LandLord, per se) and I have several properties (which I have self-financed, so far). I'm looking to gain some capital, but many banks will not loan to me, since it is "so risky" at this time of the economy.
Any hints?
Appreciate it.
Tim Kaufman
Kaufman LLC
Tim Kaufman on Oct 23 2009, 10:25pm Reply
Bob is away and unable to reply. Bob always capitalized all of his own ventures and never borrowed from anyone or had any outside investors. I'm not sure he would have any hints or tips as to how to go about doing this as he never had this particular life experience. But he would certainly tell you to keep at it!
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Can you tell me do you as entrepreneur invest in startups?I am working on one project that you could be interesting to support.I am 18+ but in internet business for many years.I would like to contact you or someone from your company to show you my business ideas,plans,graphics and if you like it and think that my idea can help your business and become new world brand ,maybe you can support it from beginning with your hosting or investment.
This is new idea and I can't post it here but maybe you will have some time to think about it.
How can I contact you Bob?
Just can't wait for new video
Thank you for your time,
AlexanderT
AlexanderT on Oct 23 2009, 10:53am Reply
Dave Hobbs
Dave Hobs on Oct 27 2009, 11:28am Reply
If you need start up Investment,depending what It Is,If you go to www.pokerplanprofit.com leave your email In the box and I will pull It out and contact you.If I put It on here I don,t want everyone asking for help.make sure you use Alexander In the requested box,Or I might not spot It.
Cheers
Mark
mark on Oct 27 2009, 07:12am Reply
Presently I do not invest in startups. The main reason is that I simply don't have the time available to understand and be involved with these types of investments. Sorry,
Bob
bob parsons on Oct 23 2009, 02:13pm Reply
You are doing great job with this video blog and thank you very much for that.And who knows,with these lessons and hard work,maybe for 3-5 years I will work for you or even have my own company.Life is short but also it's great.
I am waiting for your new video...
Warm regards
AlexanderT on Oct 23 2009, 04:00pm Reply
Long time no seeing your new blog!.
It' always intereting to watch your blog. This v-blog remind me the very first time when I was with Eli Lilly Inc., my senior trainer told me that the meaning of Enthusiasm is the suffix "IASM" that stands for "I Am Selling Myself".
DUONG TRUNG (http://www.Kentom.com) on Oct 23 2009, 01:48am Reply