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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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Job Search Balance: Social Networking vs. In Real Life
The job search shouldn't only include trolling social media for the newest job openings. You need to incorporate a little bit of old school tactics into your strategy to come out on top.
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10 U.S. Areas Recruiting New Graduates
Thinking of relocating to where the most opportunities are? Consider looking in these 10 areas across the US.
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How to Job Search: Putting the Pieces Together
Just like any DIY project, sometimes the job search requires trial and error before you find success.
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Is Your Phone Etiquette Scaring Recruiters Away?
Having good phone etiquette can show future employers that you're professional and that you have great attention to detail-all before they even schedule you for an interview.?
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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.
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Managing Life with Multiple Part-Time Jobs
Keeping up with multiple jobs can be an impossible task if you don't stay organized. Juggle your jobs with these survival tips.
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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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How to Conduct a Long Distance Job Search
When job searching long distance, there are six things you can do to increase your chances of landing a job.
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8 Good and Bad Interview Answers for "We need your Facebook Password."
What would you say if an employer asked you for access to your social media accounts? If you find yourself at a loss for words, try these responses.