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Facebook: The Untapped Job Board

By Jessica Holbrook Hernandez
Most of what you hear about Facebook while looking for a job
involves keeping your information as private as possible from
potential employers.  While this is good advice, Facebook can
also...

Changing Your Career? A Little Coaching is Key

By Janine Moon
A given fact of business life in the 21st century is a high
level of frustration, even downright dissatisfaction in the
workforce. Many workers eventually reach a “pivotal
point,”...

20 Habits of Highly Effective Job Seekers in a Down Market (Part 2)

By Ford R. Myers
Even in a down market, job seekers and employees are not
powerless or without recourse. In fact, you have more control over
your career circumstances than you might think. I’ve
developed...

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Questions You Should Ask During The Job Interview

By Carole Martin
At some point, usually at the conclusion of the interview, you
may be asked, "Do you have any questions?" A common answer to this
question is, "No, I think you've covered everything very well."
This...

Sending Your Resume and Cover Letters Via Email

By Alison Doyle
When you apply via email, there are a couple of options. You can

write your cover letter directly into an email message (the
same rules for writing a proper letter and proofing it apply) and
attach...

The 14 Ways to Look for a Job

By Richard Bolles
Not many people realize it, but the job-hunt is one of the most
studied phenomena of our time. It is amazing what we know about
it.

Acquainting yourself with this research can pay rich dividends...

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Easy to Implement Cover Letter Advice

By Linda Matias
You should put the same effort into your cover letter as you do
your resume. By implementing the following easy steps, you will
ensure that your cover letter will stand out just as much as your
resume.

Don’t...

Differences Between Questions

By Gary Cohen
What is the difference
between challenging questions and intimidating questions?
 
Challenging questions open people up to creative thinking. When
John F. Kennedy suggested we put a man...

Why Wasn't I Hired?

By Judi Perkins
Interviewing can be both frustrating and arduous because
throughout the process, you receive little or no feedback except
for the obvious: if they want you back, they contact you. If they
don't,...
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