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The Hidden Job Search Landmine: Corporate Culture Shock
Five steps you can take - before the interview or accepting that job offer - to minimize organizational culture shock.
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Thinking About Your Interview Can Help You Ace Your Resume
Thinking about how you will answer common interview questions can help you write a stronger resume.
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Philanthropy and the Job Search: Show How Much You Care
Don't put those volunteer experiences on the resume chopping block just yet! Some recruiters value a passion for giving back as much as academic success.
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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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Know When to Ditch the Suit! Individuality in an Interview
Depending on the company to which you're applying, untraditional interview attire may be the right way to go.
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When the Interviewer Is the Issue
Despite all your best efforts, sometimes a job interview can go awry because of the interviewer. Here are some tips to get your interview back on track.
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Overwhelming Your Interviewer
There are some questions you should obviously avoid in an interview, but is it possible to ask too many questions? A warning for the overly inquisitive and overeager.
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Interview Hazing: Don't get fazed.
You may never have all the right answers, but the trick is not knowing the questions beforehand; it's knowing yourself
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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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Critiquing the Origins of Job Interviewing
Interviewing: So easy a caveman can do it, right? Wrong. Here's our assessment of where one Neanderthal went wrong.