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Relating to Your Coworkers
Here are three speedy and direct ways to find common ground with your elder coworkers.
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Advice
Negotiating Your Salary
It takes finesse and negotiating know-how to get the best possible pay and perks
Advice
Should Grad School Be Your Plan B?
If you've recently been laid off or are fresh out of college, you might think now is the time to enroll in grad school to avoid job hunting
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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.
Advice
Better Letters: Grammar Girl Shows You How
Four common mistakes made in executive letters, emails, and presentations
Advice
Interview Disaster Relief
You can save your skin (in most cases) with these pointers if you feel the interview is heading south
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How To Bomb Your Interview In 10 Minutes
Learn how to ace your interview by reading what others have done to bomb their own.
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Smooth Rider: Your 10 Commuting Essentials
If you're new to the commuting world, check out this list of helpful items to include in your bag or briefcase to make your trips to and from work a little smoother.
Blog posts
Age is Just a Number: How to Make an Impact
: Just because you're young or inexperienced doesn't mean you can't make an impact in your career. Here are some words of wisdom to motivate you.
Advice
Sizing Up Your Interviewer in 60 Seconds
The four most common types of interviewers and how to position yourself for each one
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