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Brace Yourself! Prep For The Entry-Level Salary Discussion
Whether or not you've nailed down a job offer, knowing your worth before sealing the deal can make all the difference.
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What Kind of Employee Will You Be?
Knowing yourself doesn't require five- to 10-years of professional experience-just a little introspection
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Email Etiquette Advice From an Unlikely Source
Career advice can come from where you least expect it. It's not only career experts who can provide professional insights.
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Salary Surprises For People Working In the Arts
Artists are entrepreneurs, too, and though creative salaries might be higher than expected, there's more to consider.
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New Grads: A Short Pitch Can Go a Long Way
Don't let your job search make you feel insecure. Here's how a little enthusiasm in your elevator pitch can help build your career and your confidence.
Advice
How to Launch an Arts Magazine
Debony Burrowes, creator of her own arts magazine, stresses that flexibility is key to running her magazine
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Are You Being an "Intern"? Stop!
At some point, interns need to stop being "interns," or at least thinking like interns and change this role for the better benefit.
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Job Search Tips: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Job searching in today's market means you need to get creative. Here's some advice for what works-and what doesn't.
Advice
Is Your Job Doomed?
Keep these ideas in mind when trying to steer your job away from a pink slip
Advice
Doing Good
If you're someone with a soft spot for volunteering, fulltime service programs offer an opportunity to capitalize on your passion to do good while building up your resume
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