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Listen Up: How to Use Your Ears in a Job Interview
Be an active listener during your interview by using the following four tips.
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Rise and Shine: How to be Effective at Work
For college grads entering the workforce, it's crucial to be sharp and alert to be effective on the job. But first you need to get your beauty sleep.
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Tasting Success: Careers in Restaurant Consulting
From funding and food costs to flavors and forks, restaurant consultants have an appetite for it all.
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On The Hunt: How To Spot a Job Using Twitter
Twitter can be used as a powerful career tool, but before you begin tweeting up a storm, make sure you're up to date on Twitter etiquette.
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Flex Times: The 2012 Job Market Report
The job outlook for 2012 is much brighter than recent years-especially if you're willing to be a bit flexible.
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7 Tips to Streamline Your Resume Lingo
Here's how to use language effectively in your resume and get the call back.
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How To Identify a Shady Internship
Some positions that might look like internships are really just part-time temp jobs available to almost anyone. Use these nine tips if you're having any doubts.
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3 Things Employers Look For in an Interview
Interviewers are hoping to explore a few basic areas. Confirm what they are already predisposed to believe: that hiring you is a wise move.
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12 Places to Find Internships
You don't need a search party to find the perfect internship. Take advantage of the resources you already have at your fingertips to increase your options.
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How to Disclose Salary Requirements in a Cover Letter
Don't let disclosing salary requirements in a cover letter give you anxiety. State a fair and accurate salary using the following tips.