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Extracurricular Activities on Your Resume
Your entry-level resume doesn't have to be all about your GPA and past work experience. Consider showcasing a few of your extracurricular activities.
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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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How Twitter Can Help Your Career
Don't underestimate Twitter as a valuable source of career advice. Check out our recommendations of whom you should be rubbing cyber elbows with.
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Another Way to Answer the Weakness Question
Our editor explores the importance of being self-aware when uncovering your weaknesses in preparation for your next job interview.
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Resume Hurdles: Handling Rejection at Career Fairs
Worried job recruiters won't accept your resume at the next career fair? Prepare to follow up with the following items just in case.
Advice
Writing a Thank You Letter the Right Way
It might not matter what form the message is in just as long as the message is well written and cleverly thought out.
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What Your Language Really Says in a Job Interview
In a job interview, the shortest words can say a lot. Be aware of what you're saying and how you can say it better.
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How Recruiters Use Your Emotional IQ in an Interview
Good grades and technical skills are important, but recruiters want to see that you're emotionally fit, too.
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Job Search Tips: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Job searching in today's market means you need to get creative. Here's some advice for what works-and what doesn't.
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Accepting a Job Offer? Ask About the Perks.
Before accepting a job offer, Generation Y is asking about computing devices, work hours, and access to social media during the workday.