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How to Build Your Personal Brand
What is a personal brand and what can it do for you?
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Considering a Career in Venture Capital
If you're interested in money and technology-and the place where they intersect-think about a career in venture capital
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How to Establish Your Brand
Here are a few strategies to help you to figure out the definition of your brand
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How to Prepare Yourself for a Mid-Career Transition
When your once-satisfying job no longer gives you the same enjoyment, it may be time to consider preparing yourself for another, more meaningful pursuit
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On the Road Again
The perks of business travel are well known, but everyone knows they also come with a price
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Payback Time: Dealing with Grad School Loans
We've rounded up the experts to help you navigate your debt once your first payments come due six months after graduation
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Using Twitter to Build Your Brand
When used effectively, Twitter can be a very handy tool for gathering information and building your personal brand.
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LinkedIn Tip: Get With a Group
LinkedIn Groups provide a valuable opportunity to get involved in specific topics related to your brand.
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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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Extracurricular Activities on Your Resume
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