Signs of Life: The 2011 Job Market
In recent years, graduating seniors have faced a job market nearing its death throes. But with the U.S. economy in slow-mo recovery, there's hope that 2011 will present healthier prospects.
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Job Search Myths
There are several false beliefs about looking for a job that perpetually circulate and people seem to accept
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Let 'Em Down Easy
How to turn down a job offer, while still preserving your connection and maintaining your professionalism
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Navigating the Federal Job Application
Jobs with the government are in high demand, and the application process can be complicated
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Red Flag Job Offers
If you see one of the following warning signs in a potential job, it's time to take a moment to reevaluate the offer before it's too late
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Think Outside the Cube: Finding a Career in Consulting
Finding a career in consulting can be tough but recruiters from top management consulting companies make it easier with these interviewing recommendations
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Making Headhunters Work for You
If you're dissatisfied with a job, seeking a mid-career challenge, or just like to have options at your disposal, an executive recruiter may be the perfect agent of fate
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After the Pink Slip
What to do after you've been laid off and receive an offer for a severence package
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Handling a Turn-Down
Steps you can take after being turned down
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Alternative Roads Into I-Banking
A career in I-Banking is possible for just about anyone
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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.