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Ever had trouble getting along with your coworkers at the office? Before you point fingers at someone else, take a look at this list to see if the problem is really your personality.
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3 Reasons Having a Professional Website Will Land You Your Next Job
By Alicia Rades | 6 Comments | June 24, 2014
Websites aren’t just useful for businesses to attract clients. Having a website can help you get a job too, whether you’re a freelancer or traditional employee. Read »
Forget the To-Do List: Here’s a Better Way to Identify Your Priorities
By Issa Mirandilla | 6 Comments | June 23, 2014
Having trouble figuring out what you should focus on in your career? Forget all the advice you’ve heard before and try this. Read »
Choose to Be Brazen: Why Confidence at Work is the Key to Everything
By Carrie Dale | 4 Comments | June 23, 2014
We all have a choice in how we live our life — here’s why you want to choose to be brazen and the tips to get you there. Read »
How to Attract Top Talent: 10 Companies Job Seekers are Dying to Work For
By Jessica Stillman | 5 Comments | June 20, 2014
Which companies do top professionals want to work for? LinkedIn’s annual ranking tells all, including how these employers manage to attract the best workers. Read »
You Won’t Believe the Theme of This Coworking Space
By Susan Shain | 2 Comments | June 19, 2014
Denver’s Green Labs is no ordinary coworking space. Read on to find out what makes it unique. (Hint: It’s spelled W-E-E-D.) Read »
Why You Should Always Keep a Running List of Your Career Accomplishments
By Jane Scudder | 8 Comments | June 19, 2014
Sometimes it’s worth bragging. Here’s why you need to keep a list of your accomplishments, even if you love your job. Read »
A New Way to Earn a University Degree Without the Cost: Work at Starbucks
By Jessica Stillman | 9 Comments | June 18, 2014
The coffee giant isn’t the only company with a tuition reimbursement program, but it is one of the only ones that won’t insist you stick around afterwards. Check out the details of this cool new program. Read »
Want a Promotion? 5 Fool-Proof Strategies for Moving Up at Work
By Steve P. Brady | 1 Comment | June 18, 2014
If you want a little change in your career without leaving your company, start working toward a promotion. Here are a few helpful strategies. Read »
How to Write a Resume: A Totally New Approach That Will Get You Hired
By Jessica Sweet | 7 Comments | June 17, 2014
The idea of a dream job can be overwhelming. Where do you even start? Follow these tips to figure out where you’d be happiest, then land your dream job faster than ever. Read »
3 Tips for Public Speaking Like a Pro (Even if You’re Shaking in Your Boots)
By Maggie Patterson | 3 Comments | June 16, 2014
Want to become known as the go-to guru in your field? It’s easier than you’d think. Follow these steps to get to expert status — fast. Read »
6 Things Your Cover Letter Should Never Say (But Probably Does)
By Max Lytvyn | 13 Comments | June 16, 2014
Your cover letter could be the secret password to landing an interview. But if you’re making these mistakes, you’ll never get your foot in the door. Read »
Is the Virtual Office Right for Your Company?
By Josh Tolan | 1 Comment | June 13, 2014
Going virtual is a big move. You need to know what to consider before you ditch the cubicles — and then know how to do it. Read »
Work (or Want to Work) in Digital? Join Us for This Free Networking Event
By Team Brazen | 2 Comments | June 13, 2014
No time for face-to-face networking? This online lunch-hour event makes it easy to meet ambitious young professionals! Read »
Why the Top Editor at The New York Times Doesn’t Earn as Much as Other Execs
By Susan Shain | 2 Comments | June 12, 2014
Is the amount of your paycheck the only important factor in salary negotiations? It wasn’t for the editor of The New York Times, and it shouldn’t be for you, either. Read »