6 Pieces Of Career Advice You’re Better Off Leaving Behind

Posted on July 14, 2014

Whether it’s general advice, or advice specifically targeted to your career, there are few “one-size-fits-all” pieces of advice that will truly provide value to you. While there is no doubt that most of the people who have given (and will give) you advice have your best interest at he …

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4 Surefire Ways To Find A Job Search Buddy

Posted on July 7, 2014

If you’ve spent the last few weeks or even months searching for a job, chances are you might be feeling a little burned out. Research shows the average job seeker gives up on their job search after five months. Instead of giving up on your job search, reach out to your friends and col …

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How to Be a Firework During Your Next Networking Event

Posted on June 30, 2014

Hot dogs, fireworks, family, and friends. What’s not to love about the 4th of July weekend? While most of us will be out grilling and enjoying the warm weather, it’ll be tempting to put our careers on hold for the weekend. Although this is a long overdue vacation for most of us, 4th o …

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Heat Up Your Summer Job Search with These 5 Tips

Posted on June 23, 2014

For job seekers, the summer months present a great opportunity for their job search. There’s a common misconception held by job seekers that employers don’t hire during the summer. Although it seems like employers slow down their hiring process, it’s important to realize most employer …

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The Ultimate Job Search Checklist

Posted on June 16, 2014

If you’ve already gone through the proactive checklist to find a job, you have likely started working towards establishing meaningful relationships that have led to good job prospects. Now it’s time to take the next step and make sure the job opportunities you’re applying for will be …

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Outplacement Blues: 3 Ways to Get What You Deserve

Posted on June 9, 2014

Losing your job is something no one ever wants to face, but sometimes it’s a reality we must overcome. If you’ve been laid off from work or your position was eliminated, your employer may refer you to an outplacement service. Outplacement services are outside firms who specialize in c …

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How To Get The Job You Really Want

Posted on June 2, 2014

Let’s face it, almost every individual wants to land their dream job. Unfortunately, only 14 percent of Americans say they’re in their dream careers. When it comes to landing the job you’ve always wanted, you can’t rely on your resume and cover letter to do the work for you. Landing a …

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This Secret Will Change Your Job Search Forever

Posted on May 27, 2014

We know a secret that will change your job search forever. Curious? It’s simple: Think like an employer! Although the answer may be simple, figuring out where to take your job search from here may not be. In order to think like an employer during your job search, you need to put yours …

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How To Be Your Best Self During A Job Interview

Posted on May 19, 2014

Many job seekers share a common perception during a job interview — that they must please employers with their answers. However, this can cause you to come off as “fake” or lacking integrity during the interview. When it comes to job interviews, employers actually want to learn why yo …

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How To Recover From Procrastination In Your Job Search

Posted on May 12, 2014

If you’re a college senior and you’ve waited until last minute to start your job search, you’re probably panicking about your post-grad plans. During the weeks leading up to your graduation, the pressure will continue to build as you try to find a job. However, the distractions of sch …

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