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Transcend Your Job Description: A Fun Way to Give Yourself Purpose at Work

By | 2 Comments | February 25, 2014

Surviving the workplace depends on knowing your value and overcoming your drawbacks. Create a “purpose profile” to understand yourself, your job, and how you can excel. Read »

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7 Reasons the Smartest Recruiters are Flocking to Online Networking Events

By | No Comments | February 25, 2014

We’ve come a long way from crowded hotel ballrooms and folders stuffed with resumes. Here’s why online events are becoming so popular. Read »

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A Networking Trick That Could Help You Find Your Next Job

By | 12 Comments | February 25, 2014

Finding a better job and awesome coworkers could be easier than you think. Network your way to a new job. Read »

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Before You Job Search, Make Sure You Soul Search

By | No Comments | February 24, 2014

To find a job that truly makes you happy, you first need to know what you’re looking for — and what you offer to the world. Read »

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Resignation 101: The Dos and Don’ts of Quitting Your Job

By | 6 Comments | February 24, 2014

Leaving your job is a smart career move, but leaving your job gracefully is an even smarter one. Make sure you’re remembered — in a good way — once you’ve left. Read »

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10 Tips for Writing Effective Emails That Will Help You Get What You Want

By | No Comments | February 21, 2014

Emails sucking up your time? Help tame your inbox by learning to write better, and watch your effectiveness soar. Read »

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Why You Should Start Building Your Brand While You’re Still in College

By | 2 Comments | February 21, 2014

Don’t wait till graduation to start building your personal and professional brand; here’s why starting while you’re still in school can pay off. Read »

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6 Networking Events in Washington, D.C. That are Actually Enjoyable

By | 1 Comment | February 20, 2014

Here’s a rundown of regular events for making new connections, forming new ideas, and even getting things done in the nation’s capital. Read »

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How to Identify Bad Career Advice — So You Can Ignore It

By | 9 Comments | February 20, 2014

Not all career advice is good career advice. Find the wisdom, and watch your career take flight. Read »

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Why You Should Discuss Salary with Your Coworkers

By | 6 Comments | February 19, 2014

Talking salary with coworkers may seem taboo, but having that conversation can help your career. Read »

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10 of the Worst Lies Entrepreneurs Tell Themselves

By | 2 Comments | February 19, 2014

Believing in these myths could tank your business. Here’s the fact behind some common lies too many entrepreneurs fall prey to. Read »

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You’re Invited: Online Recruiting Events Next Week for Sales, Client Managers and Interns!

By | 1 Comment | February 19, 2014

Looking for your next awesome job? Check out these great online recruiting events we’ve got lined up for next week. Read »

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4 Types of People You Should Add to Your LinkedIn Network

By | 6 Comments | February 19, 2014

Your LinkedIn connections may count some impressive high-fliers, but will they truly make your career soar? Here are four categories of contacts you might be missing. Read »

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Why You Shouldn’t Be Proud of a 60-Hour Workweek

By | 2 Comments | February 18, 2014

Overworking yourself isn’t a sign of success or importance — it’s a sign that something is broken. Read »