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Standing Up for Cyber Professionalism
What if a professional contact is posting inappropriate photos on Facebook or authoring off-color tweets? Should you cut ties?
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Advice
Avoiding Office Email Gaffes
Just because e-mail is an everyday part of life in the office doesn't mean it's something you don't have to think carefully about
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Rise Above the Feud: How to Deal with a Difficult Coworker
We can't choose who we work with, and a clash with a coworker may happen. Here's how to deal.
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Loyalty on the Job: What if a Coworker Quits?
Think of someone vital to your career success. What if that person left her job? How would you react?
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3 Ways to Get Inspired Right at Your Desk
You may be overlooking the number one way to inspire creativity at work: personalizing your workspace.
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Advice for Recent College Graduates: Have a Career Back Up Plan
Having a back up plan not only buys you time to find the right job but it also buys you the piece of mind that you'll be able to support yourself while you look.
Advice
Making it in the Music Industry
Will Yip, a self-taught music producer and audio engineer, started his career toiling in his parents' basement and is now touring with Lauryn Hill
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Hobbies and Interests on Your Resume: A Do or a Don't?
Do interests and hobbies have a place on your resume? One author thinks of them as "secret clubs" and keys to getting jobs.
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An Elf's Cover Letter
Ever wonder what an application to work in Santa's workshop would look like? Here's your answer.
Advice
Making the Move
Relocation has become more of a necessity than an option for job seekers. Here's what to consider before agreeing to relocate for a job.
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