The Do's and Don'ts of Explaining Your Recession Lay-off
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Why Words Matter
In an interview, words matter--not only the words you choose but also how you put them together
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Reference Check
Take our advice on who, when, and what to ask when securing references, and you'll be hearing "welcome aboard" in no time
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Do Your Homework
A common complaint among recruiters is that too many job candidates come to an interview without much knowledge about the employer and position
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Big Meany: How to Deal with a Rude Interviewer
You may think you're perfectly prepared for your big job interview
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Interview Protocol Police
Protocol, etiquette, or just plain good manners are pivotal to conducting business with confidence and flair
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Watch Your Mouth: What Not to Say in an Interview
Everybody trips over a few words or flubs an answer now and again during an interview, but there are some things you should never say
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The Perfect Form: Your Interview Body Language
An interviewee's body language-how he crosses his legs or sits in the chair-can actually make more of an impression on the interviewer than what they say
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Disclosing Your Disability in an Interview
Finding a job can be tough. Conducting a job search when you have a disability can present extra challenges.
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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.