Make A Career Change For The Better
Five networking strategies that can help you take the leap and make a soft landing into your new career
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Getting into Gaming
Scoring a position in this growing field requires more than a couch-based education and passion for playing
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Government Jobs: Why They're Hot Right Now
An increasing number of job seekers are viewing the government as a smart career choice, not only for the security it provides in a weakened economy but for other compelling reasons such as its support of professional development opportunities
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Tasting Success: Careers in Restaurant Consulting
From funding and food costs to flavors and forks, restaurant consultants have an appetite for it all.
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On The Hunt: How To Spot a Job Using Twitter
Twitter can be used as a powerful career tool, but before you begin tweeting up a storm, make sure you're up to date on Twitter etiquette.
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A Good Investment: Careers in Socially Responsible Investing
Learn about SRI Careers, which mix money with morals by focusing on investing in companies that adhere to ethical business practices.
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Crisis in the Classroom: The Recession's Impact on MBA Curriculum
Professors at the nation's top MBA programs are updating their courses to address the global financial crisis, and hopefully give students the wherewithal they need to help preempt future meltdowns
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Green Your Degree
If you're applying to grad school this spring, you might want to consider a program that will prepare you for a green-collar career.
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How to Make the Best Decisions for Your Career
By being more process-oriented when it comes to making important career decisions, you can really get ahead
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Go Green in the City 2013 Challenge
Calling all business and engineering students! Compete in the Go Green in the City competition to win yourself a job at Schneider Electric.
Extracurricular Activities on Your Resume
Your entry-level resume doesn't have to be all about your GPA and past work experience. Consider showcasing a few of your extracurricular activities.