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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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Boy Meets World - the "Real World"
Graduating doesn't give you a free pass to lounge around the house all day. Boost your energy and productivity with the following tips.
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Using Targeted Strategies to Land a Job
Though it can be tempting to take a "shot-gun" approach to your job search, following a targeted strategy projects confidence that appeals to hiring managers.
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To Avoid Career Hell, Consider Your Strengths and Passions
By letting others choose your career, you could end up on a path to career hell. Instead, consider your strengths and passions from the get-go.
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Don't Let Your Major Define Your Future
A bit of career advice for students and professionals who think they have to pick and stick with one area of expertise-from college to retirement
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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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Networking Like a Natural
Forcing a connection with a handshake and business card can only get you so far, but making the effort to know someone on a deeper level will naturally find you more success.
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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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What Was Your First Job?
We all start somewhere--even billionaires like Warren Buffett and Oprah Winfrey. Our editor takes a look at six billionaires' first jobs.
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Tips to Help Retouch Your Resume
Are you happy with your resume? Odds are it could use a few tweaks-but not so many that it doesn't resemble you.