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How a 4-Hour Workweek Can Help You Achieve Your Career Dreams
By Kelly Gurnett | No Comments | October 3, 2014
We’re all busy these days, balancing full-time jobs along with family and friends. But can you create your own four-hour work week to create the career of your dreams? Read »
What the iPhone 6 Can Teach You About Standing Out at Work
By Kelly Gurnett | 2 Comments | October 2, 2014
Love Apple and the iPhone? It’s more than an awesome smartphone — it can teach you how to stand out in your career, too. Read »
Does Praise Make You Squirm? Follow These Tips for Saying “Thank You” at Work
By Beverly Jones | No Comments | October 2, 2014
If accepting a compliment at work makes you uncomfortable, try simply saying “thank you.” Brushing off praise could make your hard work seem as if it wasn’t actually important. Read »
Hate Your Job? Here are 4 Ways to Love It a Little More
By Annie Little | 11 Comments | October 1, 2014
Why do you hate your job? Be honest about your problems at the office and stop complaining and you may actually love it a little more. Read »
How to Leverage Your Alumni Network in Your Job Search
By Carly Dell | No Comments | October 1, 2014
If you’re on the hunt for a new job, there’s one resource you’re probably overlooking: alumni. Here’s how you can leverage your network. Read »
Hiring Millennials: 6 Tips for Recruiting the Best Young Talent
By Nicole Dieker | 1 Comment | September 30, 2014
If you want to diversify your team by hiring more millennials, here’s how to find the best candidates. Read »
5 Ways to Find Out If You’re Making Enough Money
By Michelle Kruse | No Comments | September 29, 2014
Are you making what you’re worth? Before you accept that raise or job offer, make sure you receive the salary you deserve. Here’s how. Read »
4 Things Recruiters Will Never Tell You (That Dramatically Affect Your Job Search)
By Skiddy von Stade | 6 Comments | September 29, 2014
A recruiter can be an ally in your job search, but only if you know how they work. And what they don’t say is more important than what they do. Read »
How to Increase Your Chances of Getting Accepted into Top MBA Programs
By Carrie Murphy | 1 Comment | September 26, 2014
Should you head straight to an MBA program after you graduate or should you try to get a few years of work experience first? Read »
What You Need to Know About Social Media Privacy at Work
By Kelly Gurnett | No Comments | September 25, 2014
Do you use Facebook or Twitter? Even if you don’t tweet or update your status from the office, some employers are legally allowed to fire you for what you post — anywhere. Read »
Networking in Dallas: 7 Events for Creating Meaningful Professional Relationships
By Carrie Smith | No Comments | September 25, 2014
Check out our round-up of networking events in Dallas that can help you meet other local young professionals, entrepreneurs and go-getters. Read »
How to Use Buffer to Automate Your Job Search
By Scott Balster | 1 Comment | September 24, 2014
Buffer isn’t just a tool for managing your social networks — it can help you find a job, too. Here’s how to automate your job search. Read »
This Skill is Often Overlooked — And It Can Make or Break Your Career
By Michelle Riklan | 2 Comments | September 24, 2014
You can build up your resume, but without good listening skills it’s all wasted. Here’s how to rise above modern distractions to focus on what you hear — and make sure it sticks. Read »
How to Make Yourself an Irresistible Job Candidate for Your Dream Company
By Jody Porowski | 1 Comment | September 23, 2014
You’d give anything to land a job at your dream company, right? This is the strategy you need to make it happen without coming across as desperate. Read »