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Jessica Stillman
Jessica Stillman is a freelance writer based in London and is the author of BNET’s Entry-Level Rebel column.
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An Easy Way to Find Career Success: Buck Up and Grow Up!
By Jessica Stillman | 10 Comments | February 9, 2012
Isn’t it reasonable to expect to find an employer that looks out for your interests? Fat chance. Read »
Career ADD vs. Getting Settled Professionally: Which Is the Bigger Risk?
By Jessica Stillman | 4 Comments | January 25, 2012
Is the grass really always greener? Or should we be focusing more on the job in front of us? Read »
Avoid These Shocking Common Work-Related Regrets
By Jessica Stillman | 16 Comments | January 10, 2012
Advice from our elders about careers, choices and life’s unending uncertainty. Read »
How to Stay Sane When Moving Back Home
By Jessica Stillman | 21 Comments | December 29, 2011
Huge numbers of college graduates are moving back in with Mom and Dad. Here’s your survival guide. Read »
Has the Recession Killed GenY’s Dream of Work-Life Balance?
By Jessica Stillman | 11 Comments | December 5, 2011
Are you trying to hang onto the idea of work-life balance, despite the down economy? If so, how? Read »
How to Get More Bang Out of Each Job-Hunting Hour
By Jessica Stillman | 6 Comments | November 22, 2011
If you know what to look for in job postings, you’ll be able to skim them more quickly to find opportunities that are right for you. Read »
Broken Crystal Ball? 4 Ways to Future-Proof Your Career
By Jessica Stillman | 5 Comments | October 27, 2011
As the youngest generation of workers, we have the ability not only to prepare for the future but also to influence it. Read »
How to Avoid Being a Financial Illiterate
By Jessica Stillman | 10 Comments | October 10, 2011
If you’re like most American adults, you probably have no idea what you’re doing with your money. Let’s remedy that. Read »
Faced with Student Loans? Consider Playing Hooky on Your Master’s
By Jessica Stillman | 26 Comments | July 26, 2011
Thinking of getting a master’s degree to help you advance professionally? You might want to consider these options that won’t cost you an arm and a leg. Read »