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How Much Time Should You Spend Job Searching?
There are a lot of myths about how much time you should spend looking for a job. Here's our take.
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Take Your Resume from Mediocre to "Must Interview"
Here are seven steps to build a truly great resume - and their theoretical impact (from the recruiter perspective) on how a resume moves through the decision-making process.
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Industries and Careers for Undergrads
You've worked hard to earn that degree. Now it's time to put it to use. WetFeet's career experts take the pain out of the process by doing in-depth research and analysis of the top industries and careers, making your job search both pleasant and productive. This Insider Guide profiles a host of industries that...
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How to Handle "Curve Ball" Questions in an Interview
When the going gets tough, don't sweat it. Here's how to handle tough interview questions with ease.
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How to Get an Internship this Winter
Don't wait until the last minute to secure an internship this winter. Here are a few suggestions on how to go about finding your winternship.
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Do Employers Really Care Where You Went To School?
While your university of choice may not have that much importance to an employer, there are still ways to leverage your alma mater for your job search.
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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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Want To Be Memorable? Be Specific.
Remembering details is critical to making a great impression during your job search and career. Find out how even a conversation about the weather can make you stand out.
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Career Advice: Learn to Be Your Own Cheerleader
Here are a few ways to give yourself the kinds of rewards and achievement recognition you're used to getting from the educational system.
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Resumes Should Show What You Can DO (Not What You DID)
Your resume should reflect what you can DO for an employer now - and not what you DID in classroom.