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True Life: Coping Without TV and Internet
An internet-free apartment leaves one blogger to consider how media fits into her every day life.
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Practice Perfecting Your Elevator Pitch
Practice makes perfect and with a strong elevator pitch, you'll be armed with the most relevant and revealing facts about yourself.
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The Dark Side: How to Avoid Becoming a Serial Intern
A worthy internship-one that will help you develop useful skills and gain substantial experience-awaits those who know what to watch out for.
Advice
Bad Reputation: Exploring Millennial Stereotypes
People have always stereotyped, ridiculed, even tried to marginalize, younger generations. And whether these generalizations are true is irrelevant.
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It's Not Personal. It's Strictly Business.
Navigating the business world can be tough. To achieve that bottom line, sometimes it pays to develop a thick skin.
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Fired by Phone? I Thought We Were Closer Than That
We all know you shouldn't break up with someone via phone call. So why shouldn't the same rule apply to lay-offs and firings in the professional world?
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Taking a Stand at Work (Literally)
As workplaces start offering standing room only conference rooms and work stations, one editor asks, "What will this mean for my high heels and ergonomically correct chair?"
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Who's Inspiring You?
Instead of choosing to let our coworkers bug us, why don't we seek inspiration from them?
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10 Gift Ideas for the College Grad
Practical, career-related items don't just make good graduation party gifts-they can be useful for recent grads all year round.
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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.