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Olympic Tips You Can Apply to Your Job Search
To job hunt like a champ you need to know how a champ works! As the summer Olympics draws near, here's what its athletes can teach you about winning in the job search.
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Survival 101: How to Be an Adult in the Working World
Even if you were a class act in college, you'll need to adjust your behaviors to the working world. Here's what you need to know.
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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.
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Got the Job? You Still Have to Pass the "Second First Impression"
Not hearing back from an employer after your interview? Your social footprint could be to blame.
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Advice to a Past Intern: Top 10 Things I Wish I Knew Then
In order to make the most of your internship, it's helpful to learn from those who've already been there. Our guest blogger shares what he would have told himself if he could go back in time.
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Five Components of a Great Networking Card
If you don't have a job title or care to share the one you have to your contacts, try a networking card instead. When done right, one small card can make a big impact on your network.
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5 Keys to a Successful Career Path
In order to be successful in your career, make sure you keep in mind these tips from wine specialist and social media expert, Gary Vaynerchuk.
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Get the Job Skills You Need (That You Didn't Get From Your Degree)
Here are a few things you can do while you're in college or after you graduate to ensure you have every skill you need to succeed in your career.
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Lowering the Pressure at Career Fairs
Career fairs can be a high-pressure situation. Follow our editor's advice for how to calm your nerves and land a job.
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Email Signature Etiquette
Just because you have 13 certifications, three degrees, a headshot, and a fondness for purple font doesn't mean you should include any of it in your email signature.