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How To Prepare Before the Career Fair
To fully know what it is that you want to achieve at a job fair, there are a four steps you should take before making an entrance.
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12 Ways to Make a Bad First Impression-and How to Recover
Getting flustered when meeting someone happens to the best of us. The good news is that no matter what goes wrong, it's all about how you recover.
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Extracurricular Activities on Your Resume
Your entry-level resume doesn't have to be all about your GPA and past work experience. Consider showcasing a few of your extracurricular activities.
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Ten Creative Places to Find the Hidden Jobs
Here are ten creative places where you may succeed in finding the hidden jobs
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It's How You Say It: Use of Language
When it comes to resume writing, there is a specific use of language to keep in mind
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10 Unconscious Mistakes Women Make That Sabotage Their Careers
Mistakes women make on the job that sabotage their career success
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Useful Courses 101
As the final deadline for add/drop looms, you might want to consider some courses that might not fulfill requirements, but can prove valuable once you land that first - or fifth - job
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Misconceptions About Networking
A lot of people avoid networking because they think of it as difficult, distasteful, or even a little sleazy. But these objections are based on several misconceptions.
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Skills: Your Key to Success in the Workplace
If a job change is in your near future, one of the best ways to begin the process is by evaluating your skills
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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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