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If you are just starting your career, you need to make the most of your experiences and cultivate your skills. Keep in mind that you are expected to manage your own career.
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Earning a degree should be more than just simply getting an education. You should also realistically expect a return on your investment of time and money.
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Do you feel stuck in your current job? Are you ready for a promotion to a job that is rewarding, exciting, and pays well?
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Congrats on landing your new job. Now the real work begins. Remember that you are the new employee so your first few weeks on the job are extremely important.
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A cover letter should always accompany your resume, even if it is not requested in the job posting.
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Salary negotiation is more an art than a science and is usually one of the most ignored and under-rated aspects of a job search.
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In today’s society, candidates wear denim, sweat suits, stilettos and sneakers. Other applicants show pierced body parts and spiked hair. Still others chew gum or show up in rumpled clothes or with their pants falling down.
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Finding a job or an internship can be challenging when you are in college, especially when you are balancing classes, schoolwork, extracurricular activities, and your social life.
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This article is a survival kit that can help you pick up the pieces and make a new start. Getting fired can be the perfect opportunity to reinvent and rebrand yourself.
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When it comes to your job search, the most important thing to consider is your personal branding.
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You’ve got all the necessary qualifications, you’ve been applying for jobs, you’ve got at least some experience in the industry… so why can’t you get hired? Well, the job market isn’t what it once was and people have to apply for an average of 15 jobs before getting hired. Even…
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Your resume is typically your first and only chance to make a great impression on a hiring manager or recruiter.
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