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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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Why You Should Have a Job in College
Holding down a job while you're still an undergrad gives you great experience before you embark on your post-college, full-time position-not to mention a few other perks.
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Stumped in an Interview? Show Your Thought Process
We learn from recruiters that in a job interview, your thought process can often trump your actual responses.
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The Golden Interview Technique You Rarely Use
Take advantage of this simple interview technique to get the answers you're really looking for.
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Lessons from Graduating During a Recession
Grad Meets World blogger shares the lessons she's learned during the recession and what it's going to take for new grads to come out on top.
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Handling Rejection After the Job Interview
Don't let a job rejection get you down. Here's some advice on what your course of action should be after you're turned down for a position.
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Assessing Workplace Culture
Often times, the most enjoyable (or hated) part of working at a company can be its culture. Here are some ways to assess a company's culture during the interview.
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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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Manage Your Online Reputation: To Post or Not To Post?
If you've ever found yourself in a quandary over posting something online, maintain your online reputation and use this infographic to help you decide to post.or not to post.
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How Many Internships Are "Enough"? 4 Important Considerations
Successful job searches by recent graduates show that the more internships you have behind you, the bigger head start you'll have over your competition.