Founder and Editor

jobacleJobacle.com is a popular career advice blog that I launched in 2005.  Created to offset the generic career advice offered by the big job boards, Jobacle strives to offer unique and interesting content that often goes against conventional wisdom.  Unlike most career blogs, Jobacle does not sell job listings.   The goal is to offer career advice that puts the employee first.

Jobacle has been featured in/on The Washington Post, Chicago Sun-Times, Globe & Mail, Nielsen, Reuters, NBC,  Forbes, Gawker, SIRIUS Radio, BBC Radio 4, Yahoo! and dozens of other major blogs.

Andrew G. Rosen in the News:

– Fast Company: How To Quit Your Job Gracefully

– Forbes: 8 Tips For Dealing With A Know-It-All Coworker

– The Wall Street Journal: Turning to Headphones to Tune Out the Noise

– Glassdoor: Why Working From Home Is Not For You

– AARP: How to Avoid Résumé Writing Scams

– Public Radio Interview: Is it time to quit your job?  I field listener questions.

– Modern Man: How to Quit Your Job Like a Man

– NBC News: When Resigning, Don’t Follow Conan’s Example

– AOL Jobs: Interview Handshake Horror Stories

– Talent Zoo: Interview Like Charlie Sheen

– Business Insider: How to Be Productive When Working From Home

– CheatSheet.com: Job Stability? 5 Types of Employees That Companies Don’t Want Anymore

– We Are Dino: What Not to do During Your Elevator Pitch

– Almost 2,000 comments on my Yahoo! article

Project Manager

As the Manager of Digital Media for AAA New York, a not-for-profit member service organization servicing 1.6 million members throughout the state, I had the good fortune to be selected as the project manager for a complete Website overhaul.

With over 25M page views a year and a 10-year-old website, we were long overdue for a major redesign.

Project Highlights:

– Responsible for the planning, execution, and launch of a brand new ny.aaa.com.

– Successfully achieved all goals, coming in under budget.

– Worked successfully with dozens of employees and outside vendors.

– Managed six-figure budget

– Selected new Content Management System

– Present concepts and progress to organization’s upper-management and president

Check out a before and after image. I am proud that we were able to reduce clutter while still promoting our core business initiatives.

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Andrew Rosen – There Are Lots of Them

helloHow many Andrew Rosens are there? Well I’m glad you asked. There are 71 in the United States alone. That means if I want to establish my name as my brand, the odds are already stacked against me.  And from what it seems, all of these Andrew Rosens are pretty darn successful, thus stealing my search engine thunder.

So in case you stumbled upon this website randomly, let me clear the air about who I am and who I’m not.

I am not Andrew Rosen, the CEO of theory, the popular apparel line. Nor do I own a big chunk of Proenza Schouler.

I AM a writer and freelance blogger who loves taking on new and exciting challenges.

I am not Andrew Rosen, the president of Kaplan, the SAT prep and education outlet.

I AM a digital content manager who understands social media and the latest Web technologies. [Read more…]

What I Want From an Employer

wantWe often hear what employers want from employees, but what about what employees want from employers?  After 15 years of full-time work, I know what I want, and I’m ready to ask for it. After all, a good match benefits both parties, and mom always said that asking never hurts.

First a little about me.

My professional experience is varied.  I helped MTV Networks build their satellite radio station from the ground up; I honed my editorial skills writing for FOXNews.com; I currently manage digital media for AAA; I run a successful career advice blog and freelance blogging business.

There have been elements of each job that I’ve enjoyed, and of course, things that I haven’t been a huge fan of.

If the ideal job is out there for me, it’s on Long Island or in Queens (lifestyle choice) and looks something like this… [Read more…]