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Flex Times: The 2012 Job Market Report
The job outlook for 2012 is much brighter than recent years-especially if you're willing to be a bit flexible.
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Starting Up a Longboard Company
The founder of Nelson Longboards needed transportation. Now he has a company.
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Defining the Six Most Common Internship Types
If you're aware of the different ways an internship can be structured, you'll be better able to judge which you'll enjoy and profit from the most
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Steps To Take If You Think You Might Get Laid Off
Seven steps to take if you think the next pink slip may be yours
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Why Some U.S. Companies Don't Want to Hire International MBAs, and Others Do
Reasons why companies will or will not hire international applicants
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Tailoring Resumes and Cover Letters to Fit Employers
The key to creating killer cover letters and resumes is understanding what they really are and how they should be used in a successful job search
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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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How to Avoid Bringing Salary Up Too Soon in a Job Interview
The key to your salary negotiation strategy is keeping your desired salary under wraps until further along in the job interview process. Find out how.
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What Your Language Really Says in a Job Interview
In a job interview, the shortest words can say a lot. Be aware of what you're saying and how you can say it better.
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Mind the Gap: How to Handle Holes in your Work History
Ways to respond to an employers concerns and assure them that you are committed to your career and the position