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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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How To Deal With Office Politics
Don't let office politics scare you. Instead, use them to your advantage with these 13 savvy tips for campaigning your way to the top.
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Your Resume as Thanksgiving Dinner
Here's how each item on your Turkey Day plate corresponds to a fulfilling resume.
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Defining Business Casual
Fast guidelines for putting together a decent, respectable business-casual outfit. Follow these tips and you'll be sure to avoid any embarrassing wardrobe malfunctions.
Blog posts
5 Things Freshmen Need to Know Before Starting College
Congratulations high school grads for making it through four difficult years. Here's what you need to know now, in order to make it through the next four years of college!
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9 Things That Make Your Resume Look Old
Make sure your resume is fresh and modern. You don't want to look like a proverbial dinosaur to prospective employers and recruiters.
Advice
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.
Blog posts
10 Red Flags Every Young Professional Ignores
Ten red flags you should watch for as you prepare for, and build the foundation of your career.
Advice
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.
Advice
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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