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It's Not Lying, It's Marketing: 10 Bad Job Interview Answers
Be careful in the way you word your interview answers. It could be the difference between getting the call back and getting no call at all.
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A Surprising Re-Ranking of Business Schools
A new test examines the difference between popular undergraduate university rankings and the reality of what students learn at these institutions.
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Advice for Recent College Graduates: Have a Career Back Up Plan
Having a back up plan not only buys you time to find the right job but it also buys you the piece of mind that you'll be able to support yourself while you look.
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Relocating: Post-Grad Tips For Making The Move
Relocation after graduation is very common for new college grads. Here's what to consider if you're going to make a move.
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Personal Branding Without Purpose: A Job Seeker Black Hole
Three tips to getting the most out of your personal branding efforts
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Pace Yourself: How to Handle the Stress of Job Searching
Setting your sights on a new job can be overwhelming. Planning more realistic, short-term goals, will save your sanity during the job search and put you on a smooth path to employment.
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Basic Cover Letter Do's and Don'ts
Cover letters are universally thought of as a pain in the neck to write, but they can really make you stand out in a sea of applicants. Here are some tips to follow.
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5 Ways To Use Social Media in Your Job Search
Here are five ways to use five different social media outlets to empower your job search.
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Got the Job? You Still Have to Pass the "Second First Impression"
Not hearing back from an employer after your interview? Your social footprint could be to blame.
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Out Of the Ordinary Jobs for Millennials
Desperate times call for desperate measures. If you're a new grad and having a hard time landing that first gig, consider trying these peculiar entry-level jobs.