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Monthly Archives: March 2014
Internships and how to make the most of them
Don’t simply do the grunt work all interns get. Ask for more, seek it out and learn from it. Continue reading
10 job interview questions to prep for
I particularly liked its advice about the weakness question, one people too often try to finesse and sound overly cleaver about. Continue reading
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Tagged interviewing, job hunting, personal brand building
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More effective resumes: know these four myths first
Resumes are normally where the job hunting process begins and most of us have sent out hundreds if not thousands of resumes in our job hunting careers. So advice about creating a more effective resume is always welcome. That’s why … Continue reading
Why didn’t I get that job? Don’t beat yourself up
Failing to get a job you felt you were perfect for, and which you thought you’d interviewed great for, is a heart-breaking experience. I’ve written how that happened to me last year and it threw me off my job-hunting game … Continue reading
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Guest Post: 4 Great Online Grad School Degrees for Jobs of Tomorrow
The availability of master’s degree programs offered 100% online is growing every year. Online master’s degree programs may help to eliminate historical roadblocks, such as geographic and scheduling limitations, to earning a degree. Continue reading
What are five college majors to avoid?
Also presented are degrees with better job prospects. Tops there is healthcare administration, followed by education, business, communications and computer science. Continue reading
Posted in education, job hunting
Tagged back to school, college degree, skills training
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Job interview misconceptions you should know
Feeling that you weren’t most qualified if you don’t get a job is counter-productive in a number of ways, most importantly in hurting your confidence for other interviews. Continue reading
Journalism jobs: how do you plan for a changing profession?
Simply put, the advertisers who once paid to support magazines so all us journalists could write long-form stories in them don’t want to pay anymore. They’ve found more cost-effective ways to reach their customers. Continue reading
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Tagged Always Be Job Hunting, First job, job hunting
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Always Be Job Hunting 