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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.
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Job Hunting While Employed? Perfect Your Poker Face
If you're on the prowl for a new position while still employed, mum should be the word. Avoid these sneaky behaviors that will blow your cover.
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5 Project Management Tips to Optimize Your Job Search
Follow these five project management processes that will organize your job search and get you the results you need.
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Pace Yourself: How to Handle the Stress of Job Searching
Setting your sights on a new job can be overwhelming. Planning more realistic, short-term goals, will save your sanity during the job search and put you on a smooth path to employment.
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The Worst Part Of Networking: Handling a Stalemate
Networking can be frustrating, especially when you're not hearing back from a connection. Here are a few reasons the communication may be lacking.
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What to Consider When Making a Career Switch
Making a career switch is a risky move. Here are four things to consider before and after you take the big leap.
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Get a Job Through Social Media
More and more Americans are getting their jobs through social media. How are they doing it? Read on.
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Job Search Lessons from the Presidential Candidates
From social media to networking, the presidential candidates know a thing or two about stumping for the job. So why not take some lessons from the best?
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The Most Powerful Word in Job Search: Tomorrow
"Tomorrow" can be a powerful word for jobseekers. Just make sure you're not using it to hinder your job search success.