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2013 August

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Why You Should Do Business With Your Neighbors and Friends

By | 3 Comments | August 30, 2013

Here’s how to embrace the share economy structure to build better business relationships in your community. Read »

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5 Things You Should Look for in Your First Job (Because It’s Not All About Salary!)

By | 5 Comments | August 30, 2013

A great job is more than a decent salary. Here are other factors to consider when looking for your first job. Read »

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Think Outside the Box When It Comes to Salary Negotiation

By | 2 Comments | August 29, 2013

If a company can’t match your salary requirements, you may not have to cut and run. You may be able to negotiate other benefits that would be equally rewarding. Read »

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What Hiring Managers Want You to Know About the Application Process

By | 9 Comments | August 29, 2013

Ever wondered exactly what HR wants from you or what’s going through their heads? Here’s what you should know about the hiring process. Read »

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Why Asking for a Flexible Schedule Doesn’t Have to be Career Suicide

By | 5 Comments | August 28, 2013

When done right with these preparation tips, you can ask for flex time in a way that not only makes your boss more likely to say yes, but also reminds them of your value. Read »

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How to Find an Extra Hour Every Day to Advance Your Career

By | 11 Comments | August 28, 2013

Find yourself derailed by emails and fire-fighting all day long? Here’s how to make time for the things that really matter for your career. Read »

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4 Tactics to Make the Most of Your Interview (Even If You Don’t Get the Job)

By | 3 Comments | August 27, 2013

Although the end goal of your interview is to land the job, you can still use the experience to your advantage even if you don’t get hired. Read »

Social media recruiting

How Recruiters Can Use Google Hangouts to Find the Best Candidates

By | 5 Comments | August 27, 2013

Looking for an innovative tool to integrate into your recruiting routine? Why not try this video-conferencing option your candidates are likely already using? Read »

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6 Innovative Ways to Really Get Noticed by a Hiring Manager

By | 6 Comments | August 27, 2013

You don’t want to be forgotten after a great interview. Here are a few techniques that’ll tattoo your name on the hiring manager’s forehead. Read »

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10 Ways to Get Your Coworkers to Like You More (Without Kissing Up)

By | 1 Comment | August 26, 2013

Of course you want to become the top performer at work and excel at your job. Learn how to make it happen by focusing less on yourself—and more on others. Read »

Don't burn out!

6 Soul-Crushing Career Habits You Should Break Right Now

By | 23 Comments | August 26, 2013

Looking for the fastest way to advance in your career? Start by getting rid of these counterproductive habits. Read »

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6 Fun Ways to Make Your Job More Enjoyable

By | 9 Comments | August 23, 2013

Work doesn’t have to mean nonstop drudgery. Here are six ways to start having fun at work like it’s your job. Read »

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Workplace Drama: 10 Reasons You Aren’t Getting Ahead

By | 1 Comment | August 23, 2013

While you can’t always avoid office drama, learning to effectively navigate it can help (if not save!) your career. Read »

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Career Wisdom from… Ashton Kutcher?

By | No Comments | August 22, 2013

An audience of screaming tweens may not seem like the best place to drop some career wisdom, but Ashton Kutcher does it with such style we could all stand to listen. Read »