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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.
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Advice
How To Deal With Office Politics
Don't let office politics scare you. Instead, use them to your advantage with these 13 savvy tips for campaigning your way to the top.
Advice
How Recruiters Use Your Emotional IQ in an Interview
Good grades and technical skills are important, but recruiters want to see that you're emotionally fit, too.
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How to Address Your (Professional) Elders
In the business world, should you ever call your superiors "Mr." or "Mrs."? We find out.
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Your Degree Alone Won't Get You a Job: A Career Plan Checklist
Here's a year-by-year breakdown of what you need to do to increase your chance to be employed after graduation.
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The Worst Part Of Networking: Handling a Stalemate
Networking can be frustrating, especially when you're not hearing back from a connection. Here are a few reasons the communication may be lacking.
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Email Etiquette Advice From an Unlikely Source
Career advice can come from where you least expect it. It's not only career experts who can provide professional insights.
Advice
How to Disclose Salary Requirements in a Cover Letter
Don't let disclosing salary requirements in a cover letter give you anxiety. State a fair and accurate salary using the following tips.
Advice
Do I Need a Business Card?
Even if you don't have a full-time position, a business card shows that you take your career seriously and will help you stand out from the competition.
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Five Components of a Great Networking Card
If you don't have a job title or care to share the one you have to your contacts, try a networking card instead. When done right, one small card can make a big impact on your network.