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Lessons from Graduating During a Recession
Grad Meets World blogger shares the lessons she's learned during the recession and what it's going to take for new grads to come out on top.
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Salary Surprises For People Working In the Arts
Artists are entrepreneurs, too, and though creative salaries might be higher than expected, there's more to consider.
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Expanding Your Skillset through a New Area of Study
Consider taking a class outside your comfort zone or required course load-it could positively affect your career trajectory.
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Training On The Job: Ask About Your Options
Advancing your skills and education is always a smart career move. Here's how to ask your employer about on-the-job training and tuition reimbursement.
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Job Testing: Prep For Your Assessment
Test-taking doesn't end after school. Here's the scoop on pre-hire assessments and tips to help you prepare.
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Checking Your Work Email on Holidays? You're Not Alone.
Step away from your email inbox and towards the holiday ham. A new study reveals how often people check their work email on the holidays, and we offer some tips to break the habit.
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Age is Just a Number: How to Make an Impact
: Just because you're young or inexperienced doesn't mean you can't make an impact in your career. Here are some words of wisdom to motivate you.
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Give Thanks You Don't Have These 7 Jobs
This Thanksgiving, be grateful you don't have one of these crummy jobs.
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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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Be Proud of Your Digital Age Upbringing
Here's one reason to be thankful that you swapped climbing trees for gaming as a child: Job seekers who grew up using computers are highly sought after by recruiters.