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The Airplane Test
You could look good on paper but it won't matter if you can't pass the plane test
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Common Job Search Misconceptions
Quite a few misconceptions seem to be floating around out there; WetFeet would like to explode some of them and, we hope, ease your pain.
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6 Classic Email Faux Pas, And How to Recover
Email mishaps are bound to happen, so knowing how to recover in a way that proves your professionalism is essential
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Teacher's Pet: Networking With Professors
5 ways to network with professors...without resorting to shameless apple-polishing
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The Perfect Form: Your Interview Body Language
An interviewee's body language-how he crosses his legs or sits in the chair-can actually make more of an impression on the interviewer than what they say
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Warming Up: 6 Tips for the First 2 Minutes of an Interview
Our advice on how to get your interview off to the right start
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Frisky Business: Handling an Office Romance
7 stories of professionals who followed their hearts, only to find themselves in surprising places and compromising positions
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Fitting In and Succeeding with a Disability at Work
It would be nice if once you had succeeded in getting hired, you no longer had to worry about the way your disability impacts your work. Unfortunately, that's not the case.
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Disclosing Your Disability in an Interview
Finding a job can be tough. Conducting a job search when you have a disability can present extra challenges.
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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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